There's nothing like life and death political issues to galvanize people, and the death penalty is no exception.
Execution is an irrevocable error.
Both issues are divisive, personal and emotional. Should the LP divide into separate camps on these issues, it will fail. Brian D. Kraft, Washington, DC The Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides that no person shall be deprived of life without due process of law, which means that the Founding Fathers acknowledged that there were some crimes for which a person could, with due process of law, be deprived of life. The LP should take a position against the death penalty. Texas Yes, the Libertarian Party should support the death penalty.