Trump's last min policy changes includes bringing back execution by firing squad
Who would they hire to do this? The Proud Boys? Thankful on this day, we will have a new president on Jan 20th
[link:https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-races-to-weaken-environmental-and-worker-protections-and-implement-other-last-minute-policies-before-jan-20|
One proposal has raced through the process with little notice but unusual speed — and deadly consequences. This rule could reintroduce firing squads and electrocutions for federal executions, giving the government more options for administering capital punishment as drugs used in lethal injections become unavailable. The Justice Department surfaced the proposal in August and accepted public comments for only 30 days, instead of the usual 60. The rule cleared White House review on Nov. 6, meaning it could be finalized any day. The Justice Department didn’t respond to a request for comment.
Once finalized, this rule might never be put into practice. The Trump administration executed a federal prisoner in Indiana on Nov. 19 and plans five more executions before Jan. 20, all with lethal injections. After that, Biden has signaled he won’t allow any federal executions and will push to eliminate capital punishment for federal crimes.
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It reminds me of a scary movie I watched as a kid. You know it was scary when you remember it 60 years later. 
An entrepreneur back in the fist days of the electric chair, built a portable system that he could take state to state to carry out the executions. As I remember, he was very proud of how efficient his system was. Low and behold, if the man did not end up in his own chair for murderous he committed along the way.
