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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (253263)	9/30/2005 7:23:31 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) of 1571775

CJ, So it might not impress you that DeLay violated Texas law, it isn't your place to be impressed or not. As usual, I'm speaking from my own point-of-view only. What Texas law is and where these charges lead is a matter of Machiavellian politics. I see. When it came to Clinton, telling a lie about his sexual proclivities in from of the GJ was perjury and it didn't matter what anyone's POV was. A crime is a crime. Now, with Delay, it doesn't really matter what the law is. Laws are made to be broken. I love your consistency. Not only that, but when you think about campaign finance laws, you realize that they're just made to be broken. Just like any law........just like, say laws restricting murder; they are made to be broken so everyone......go out and kill to your delight. ted

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