Rep. Nancy Mace on Lindsay Clancy

    von Can: Nancy Mace

    Rep. Nancy Mace said Lindsay Clancy should be dead because her children died, calling for a public execution.

    Transkript (en)

    Back to Lindsey Clancy, you saw that her attorney is asking Trump for a pardon, which he can't do. Which is how it is because he knows as an attorney in the state of Massachusetts, you can't ask for a federal pardon for a state case. I mean, it doesn't take a lawyer. I'm not even a lawyer. I didn't go to law school. It doesn't take a lawyer to figure that out. It was just a publicity stunt. I think it's nasty. It's ugly. He wants sympathy for his client being in a wheelchair. Her children are dead. She should be dead too. You're saying she should be dead too. She should get the death penalty. It should be public. It should be a public execution. What would that look like? In your ideal world, you're saying she deserves a public execution. Oh, absolutely. She killed her kids. She deserves nothing left. Her kids are dead. So when you say public execution, spell that out for me. It could be by a firearm. It could be electric chair. I don't really care. You'd like to see that. You'd like to see someone get. You'd like to see Lindsay Clancy get the electric chair in front of a crowd of people. She should get the electric chair. She should get the death penalty. It should be public. It should be a warning to women. Everywhere, you don't kill your kids. You know, the whole... Don't you think that sits, I mean, a little out of bounds? Even if you want to give someone the death penalty. Absolutely not. Child rapists, too. Add them to the list of public executions. Yes. These people, you can't... Look at the crime we have in this country. If people can get away with murdering children, what else can they do? I mean, there are no rules, there are no laws. But I think, again, it was an 11 to 1 jury. I mean, a lot of people, she was nearly off. And you're saying that if it were up to you, she would be in the public square executing. I will tell you, nobody ever wants me on a jury.