Utah Sen. John Curtis is urging the Pentagon to reconsider its plans to livestream the firing squad execution of the Fort Hood shooter in a couple of months, calling it a dangerous precedent to set in the modern age. Curtis is one of the first congressional Republicans to publicly oppose the idea, joining a handful of other party members and top Democrats who denounced the announcement.
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Utah Sen. John Curtis is urging the Pentagon to reconsider its plans to livestream the firing squad execution of the Fort Hood shooter in a couple of months, calling it a dangerous precedent to set in the modern age. Curtis is one of the first congressional Republicans to publicly oppose the idea, joining a handful of other party members and top Democrats who denounced the announcement.
