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To: Road Walker who wrote (227999)	4/6/2005 10:33:14 AM
From: Alighieri	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576627

This guy is a real scum bag, even when compared to the average politician. He has a lot of friends (scummy ones that is)... Al

To: Road Walker who wrote (227999)	4/6/2005 3:00:40 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1576627

re: His spokesman said that Mr. DeLay had no additional comment. Although several members of Congress employ family members as campaign managers or on their political action committees, advocacy groups seeking an overhaul of federal campaign-finance and ethics laws say that the payments to Mr. DeLay's family members were unusually generous, and should be the focus of new scrutiny of the Texas congressman. This guy is a real scum bag, even when compared to the average politician. I can't imagine how this guy became the second most powerful GOPer in the House. Do you have to be slimy to get the position? And how do you get to a place where you think you are so powerful you can act with impunity? I will never understand that one. ted