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Originally Posted by Urbane Guerrilla
For the case against the case against DeLay, see Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity, on Fox News. They are, like, "My God, is this mess an indictment? We've read all three and a half pages half a dozen times and can't even see DeLay's been accused of anything; trying to find legal meaning in this is like trying to screw fog." Hannity speculates the real payoff is not in a conviction, but in obliging, per Republican Party rules, the Republican Majority Leader to step down for the time being. Interestingly, the Democratic Party does not have a similar bylaw -- a Democrat in a similar position can just sit tight.
Makes you go Hmmm.
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Oh, well now that you have quoted fair and impartial sources I guess we will all just have to pack up and leave it alone....NOT.
It's called money laundering. Look it up.
So what source told you the Democratic party doesn't have a similar bylaw?
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