Sampling of reactions and commentary in wake of Oklahoma's execution problems

Thanks largely to coverage and links provided by How Appealing and The StandDown Texas Project, I can do a quick sample of some of the reactions and commentary emerging this week in response to Oklahoma's ugly execution:

• From Politico here, "White House expresses dismay over botched Oklahoma execution

• From Politico also here, "Tom Coburn: Botched executions rare"

• From Roll Call here, "Inhofe: Botched Oklahoma Execution Shouldn’t Change Death Penalty"

• From Andrew Cohen at The Atlantic here, "How Oklahoma's Botched Execution Affects the Death-Penalty Debate

• From Sam Kleiner at The New Republic here, "Clayton Lockett's Botched Execution Adds Credibility to Court Fight Over Drug Secrecy"

• From Dahlia Lithwick at Slate here, "When the Death Penalty Turns Into Torture: Oklahoma's botched execution was the grim but predictable result of a state more concerned with vengeance than justice"