Texas is making international news today for ending the practice of giving those about to be executed whatever they’d like for their last meal. The end of a tradition like that made me sad. But now Bruce Tomaso over at the DMN explains that the whole “last meal” thing has always been bunk. And that makes me even sadder.
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