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To: BlackRain

>>There must be some substantial evidence to take such an important Congressman.<<

So, if he is indicted he must be guilty? Yeah, right. Just ask O.J, and Michael The Pedophile. Conspiracy charges are relatively difficult to prove. The Hammer's biggest problem is that he will face an Austin jury full of RATS.

Even if convicted by a hand-picked jury of Dimwit activists, there is always the appeal process. This is going to take a while, so everybody just relax.

Given the congressman's recent comments about having trimmed the budget to the bone, this might actually be a favor done for true conservatives.


503 posted on 09/28/2005 10:36:55 AM PDT by thelastvirgil (More convinced than ever that the United States Congress is a bigger threat than radical Islamists.)
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To: thelastvirgil

Unfortunately, I have to disagree, conspiracy charges are easier to prove.


524 posted on 09/28/2005 10:39:30 AM PDT by half-cajun (Katy resident and more nervous by the minute.)
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To: thelastvirgil

" Given the congressman's recent comments about having trimmed the budget to the bone, this might actually be a favor done for true conservatives"

DeLay's comments on the budget were stupid. However, this is B.S. Libs should not be able to Earle up charges against Republicans because they cannot defeat them in an election. Tom DeLay is a good man, not at all perfect, and does not deserve the vitriol that the MSM/ Libs spew at him every day.


531 posted on 09/28/2005 10:41:18 AM PDT by Rosemont
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