A couple of weeks have passed since Stanley “Tookie” Williams was put to death in California. After this execution [1] the editor of the Reading Eagle Al Walentis declared his hatred for California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger for not granting clemency for Mr. Williams. All of the Berks County Liberals from PA Dutchman, Jim Keller, I’m PMS 222, and so on rallied behind this murderous thug, and were against the death penalty.

Now for the present. Now it is Pennsylvania Governor Fast Eddie Rendell’s turn to put somebody to death, and we don’t hear a single peep from Al Walentis declaring his hatred for Fast Eddie on his blog. We don’t hear I’m PMS 222 on her rant about this. This is another do as I say, and not as I do moment here.

In conclusion this just proves that Liberals could care less about the death penalty. They only care when it suits their agenda. Just like Schwarzenegger, Fast Eddie is up for reelection in 2006. The Liberals will blast Schwarzenegger, but when it comes to Fast Eddie the Liberals know that they need their kook base in order to get him reelected, considering Fast Eddie’s failures in property tax reform, the pay raise, raising taxes, and continuing to carry on the Berks County spirit of picking people’s back pockets to pay for their pork.

Here is the article from the Reading Eagle about the execution warrant signed by Fast Eddie Rendell.

Gov. Ed Rendell has signed an execution warrant for a former Reading man convicted in the drug-related killings of two cousins in Exeter Township.

Shawnfatee M. Bridges, 28, an inmate at the State Correctional Institution at Graterford in Montgomery County, is scheduled to die by lethal injection on Feb. 16.

Bridges, formerly of the 300 block of West Greenwich Street, was convicted as an accomplice in the Dec. 8, 1996, slayings of cousins Damon L. Banks, 22, and Gregory A. Banks, 19, both of 545 S. 171/2 St.

The victims were shot inside a minivan and their bodies dumped along West Neversink Road.

Rendell has signed 43 death warrants since taking office in 2003.

The three people executed in Pennsylvania since the death penalty was reinstated in 1978 all ended their appeals voluntarily.

As of Dec. 1, 223 men and five women were on the state’s death row, according to the state Department of Corrections.

Now in closing I am willing to guess we will see more Matt Heckman bashing from Al Walentis rather then debating this issue. My question to these Liberal Democrats is this. Will you be out there protesting this execution? Will you be out there declaring your hatred for Fast Eddie Rendell? Will you push for resolutions preventing Fast Eddie’s name from being put on any future building? I guess we have to just wait and see.