Tom DeLay: An equal opportunity corrupt politician
DeLay's scandals may not be confined to Texas
By Cragg Hines
©2006 Houston Chronicle
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Tom DeLay isn't involved in every Republican scandal, although it's easy to see how you could get that idea.
As Democrats prowl through evidence in a growing phone-jamming scandal in New Hampshire, what should pop up but DeLay's Americans for a Republican Majority political action committee.
Just as Republican operatives in 2002 were shelling out about $15,000 to attempt to tie up Election Day phone lines at some Democratic get-out-the-vote call centers in the Granite State, three groups — let's call them "Friends of Jack Abramoff" — were ponying up $5,000 each to the New Hampshire Republican State Committee.
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By Cragg Hines
©2006 Houston Chronicle
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Tom DeLay isn't involved in every Republican scandal, although it's easy to see how you could get that idea.
As Democrats prowl through evidence in a growing phone-jamming scandal in New Hampshire, what should pop up but DeLay's Americans for a Republican Majority political action committee.
Just as Republican operatives in 2002 were shelling out about $15,000 to attempt to tie up Election Day phone lines at some Democratic get-out-the-vote call centers in the Granite State, three groups — let's call them "Friends of Jack Abramoff" — were ponying up $5,000 each to the New Hampshire Republican State Committee.
(For the rest, go here.)
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