I heard Scotty say that DeLay has done good work for the

[texpatriot2004]

American people. LOL. WTH? What has Tom DeLay done for you? He hasn't done a darn thing for me. I live in Texas and the only thing DeLay has worked for is his own foul agenda and personal interests. Plus, he's a shameful, dirty man - something else for Texans to be ashamed of.

[Cha]

1. scotty, the Santimonious

Sop!

[louis-t]

2. He has done good work for Repug party and himself.

Lying, cheating, stealing....

[CrackpotAmerica]

3. He's Done A Good Job For the White Rich People...

Dividing black neighborhoods in half to increase (R) voting. . .

He's a real American treasure!

Kind of like when you find a finger in your soup...

[whistle]

4. All of the good works by Tom Delay....

<snip>
September 09, 2005
DeLay to evacuees: 'Is this kind of fun?'
U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay's visit to Reliant Park this morning offered him a glimpse of what it's like to be living in shelter.

While on the tour with top administration officials from Washington, including U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao and U.S. Treasury Secretary John W. Snow, DeLay stopped to chat with three young boys resting on cots.

The congressman likened their stay to being at camp and asked, "Now tell me the truth boys, is this kind of fun?"

They nodded yes, but looked perplexed.

With a group of reporters and press officers in tow, DeLay then moved on, chatting with others, including a local IRS representative. He then visited with job recruiters set up in Reliant Park.

Earlier DeLay spoke with volunteers and thanked them for their service.

"You are becoming famous all over this country and even the world," he said, adding that he's often approached by lawmakers commending Houston's response to the disaster.

--Purva Patel


<snip>
By: Mark Shields is a nationally known columnist and commentator.

The real scandal of Tom DeLay
Monday, May 9, 2005 Posted: 12:14 PM EDT (1614 GMT)

But one man primarily stopped the U.S. House from even considering that worker-reform bill: then-House Republican Whip Tom DeLay.

According to law firm records recently made public, lobbyist Jack Abramoff, paid millions to stop reform and keep the status quo, met personally at least two dozen times with DeLay on the subject in one two-year period. The DeLay staff was often in daily contact with Abramoff.

DeLay traveled with his family and staff over New Year's of 1997 on an Abramoff scholarship endowed by his client, the government of the territory, to the Marianas, where golf and snorkeling were enjoyed.

DeLay fully approved of the working and living conditions. The Texan's salute to the owners and Abramoff's government clients was recorded by ABC-TV News: "You are a shining light for what is happening to the Republican Party, and you represent everything that is good about what we are trying to do in America and leading the world in the free-market system"

Later, DeLay would tell The Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin that the low-wage, anti-union conditions of the Marianas constituted "a perfect petri dish of capitalism. It's like my Galapagos Island."

<more> http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/05/09/real.delay/