BY SUSAN ESTRICH I still remember back in 1988 sitting in a Chinese restaurant when then-Gov. Bill Clinton took a napkin and listed on one side the Democratic governors who were against the death penalty and, on the other, those who were for it. In its time, the issue was the third rail in American politics – the line that divided those who could win because they were considered tough on crime and those who […]
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