After Refusing to Take a Stand Against the Death Penalty,Steele goes to Africa

After Refusing to Take a Stand Against the Death Penalty, MD Lt. Gov. Steele goes on trip to Africa
Lt. Gov. Michael S. Steele continued to rack up the mileage as the state's well-traveled second-in-command, this time with a mission to Ghana and South Africa. He called the 10-day trip -- like recent journeys to Barbados, the Caribbean and Paris -- a trade mission.Apparently, it's pretty expensive to make certain that Maryland is well positioned for the business windfall headed this way from Africa. The lieutenant governor's mission will cost taxpayers $148,000. [more]
Steele made Campaign promises to oppose the Death Penalty. He has done nothing so far. [more]. Pictured above with his boy Gov. Ehrlich.