DeLay Will Face Voters' Verdict This Week

[napi21]

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In Tuesday's Republican primary election here, undecided voters such as the Deatses could make the crucial difference for DeLay, whose hold on the seat has never been challenged seriously. But emboldened by DeLay's legal and ethical troubles, three Republicans have stepped up to oppose his renomination.

It will not help DeLay that his district is more Democratic, ironically by his own making. DeLay's legal and ethical entanglements stem from his efforts to redistrict Texas to elect more Republicans to the U.S. House.

Always a strong candidate in his own races, DeLay surrendered GOP voters in the realignment to bolster some other Republican districts. Now, after contending with indictment and departure from the House leadership, he could be facing the loss of the very seat he used to rise to power.



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I didn't realize there was a Tx. primary this early! I think it would be extremely funny if DeLay lost the nomination!!!!!

[OrangeCountyDemocrat]

1. Taking One For The Team!

I'm sure he won't regret his little scheme, once he's serving time in prison, due to the fact he tried to give his party buddies a benefit at his detriment.

Perhaps they'll come visit him in jail.

[cantstandbush]

2. If there is any justice in this world, DeLay will go to prison one day. n

[Bake]

3. The first step is to get him out of office

The next step is to lock his sorry ass behind bars!

Bake