Wouldn't it be funny if Delay burned Bush and Cheney to get a couple of...

[FormerRepublican]

...years knocked off his sentence? Lord knows Bush's lie that he didn't know Abramoff was pretty transparent. And Cheney may be quiet and not say much in public, but he's dirtier than all the rest of them combined. Delay was in deep with all the Republican scandals and could dish a lot of dirt. Once he knew he was caught red handed, might he burn Bush and Cheney? Wouldn't that be fun? LOL!

Who gets burned next in this delicious Republican tale?

[eleny]

1. The knees of the Repuke Party are buckling

[Canuckistanian]

2. Delay rolls on Cheney; Rove rolls on the pResident

That would be true justice.

[babylonsister]

3. I just had a delicious, evil little chuckle at that thought!

Why not? Texas, crooks, repigs, saving their skins, ad nauseum! :thumbsup:

[panader0]

4. Delay is just the first turd to hit the fan............

[ShortnFiery]

9. Oh please ... Oh please? It's been a long time coming. n/t.

[Swamp Rat]

5. I expect he will 'roll on' somebody.

:)

[babylonsister]

6. Oh, Swampy, all your 'views' will not have been in vain!

:pals:

[Swamp Rat]

7. Visualise this!:

Gulp! :9 :D

[babylonsister]

8. From your keyboard! I'm still enamored with DeLay goin' down! nt

[me b zola]

10. Keep your fingers crossed, because there is a very real link to the WH

DUer babylonsister provided this:

Rudy’s Deal Implicates Buckham
By Paul Kane
Roll Call Staff

Friday, March 31

The Jack Abramoff scandal has now reached the deepest portions of Rep. Tom DeLay’s (R-Texas) inner circle. The plea agreement entered into today by Tony Rudy, a one-time senior staffer to the former Majority Leader and Majority Whip, officially names former DeLay Chief of Staff Ed Buckham as participating in the bribery scheme orchestrated by Rudy, ex-lobbyist Jack Abramoff and other members of Abramoff’s lobbying team. After leaving the Texan’s leadership office in December 1997, Buckham continued to exert a large degree of control over the DeLay political operation.

In his plea deal, which was publicly released after Rudy’s formal guilty plea this morning, Rudy officially accuses Buckham — who is identified as “Lobbyist B” in the filings — of helping set up $50,000 in payments to Rudy’s wife’s consulting firm in order to win Rudy’s help in killing a bill that would have outlawed Internet gaming. Abramoff at the time was representing Internet gambling clients who wanted to keep the practice legal. While Buckham is not identified in the documents, they leave no doubt that his firm, Alexander Strategy Group, is “Firm 3".

In addition, the plea agreement says that Rudy, while working as deputy chief of staff for DeLay in 2000, arranged for other House staffers to travel to the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands and also secured appropriations money for the CNMI. The Marianas were a long-standing client of Abramoff’s, but the court filings say that Rudy did this work “in part to assist Abramoff, his firm and Lobbyist B with their lobbying businesses.”

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Bush Demoted Acting United States Attorney ...
...for Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, Frederick A. Black.; in November 2002.

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Delay's step-down could mean a whole lot of good--in so many ways :)



Conyers: Investigate 2002 Bush Shutdown of (Abramhoff)

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