>When Isner asked for Alabama’s death row execution protocols, she had to give a reason on the Department of Corrections’ public information request form. >Isn

>When Isner asked for Alabama’s death row execution protocols, she had to give a reason on the Department of Corrections’ public information request form. >Isner has strong opinions about the death penalty (like a lot of people do). She’s an ordained minister, although she doesn’t lead a church (her husband does, though). Later she would run for Congress against Rep. Martha Roby (Isner lost). >When she filled out the form she said what a lot of politicians and preachers say when confronted with a prickly question: She wanted to pray on it. >Next to “Proposed Use of Records” she wrote: “As a member of the clergy, I feel a spiritual obligation to pray over executions. To do this most effectively, I need to have a detailed understanding of how executions are carried out.” Can you indicate which bit of this is confusing to you? And did you just conjour up the bit about her wanting their names, entirely from whole cloth? As it is nowhere is the text.