To: longnshort who wrote (48473 ) 5/29/2005 11:56:16 AM From: geode00 Respond to of 173976 DeLay's really pathetic lie By: KOS Sat May 28th, 2005 at 09:38:59 AM ET MACON,GA.-Kos- Judge rules that TRMPAC violated state election laws. A state judge ruled Thursday that the treasurer of a political fundraising committee organized by House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Tex.) violated the state's election law by failing to report $684,507 in contributions from corporations and other donors in 2002. The civil court decision is the first to uphold a complaint by Democrats about the way DeLay and his advisers financed a 2002 political victory in Texas, which ultimately helped cement Republican control of the U.S. House of Representatives. DeLay claims innocense. DeLay, asked by a reporter for CNN if the ruling had implications for him, responded: "Not for me. I'm not part of it." Right... · DeLay served as a creator, advisor, and fundraiser for TRMPAC. Who said this? None other than Tom DeLay. In fact, according to a report, which ran in the Austin American Statesman on March 10, 2005 - DeLay said that it was his idea to create TRMPAC. Laylan Copelin wrote that report. · When TRMPAC announced its existence it prominently publicized Tom DeLay as one its key leaders. It's own FAQ clearly indicated Tom DeLay was leading this PAC. · DeLay's name appeared all over on TRMPAC stationary and promotional materials. Here is a copy of that TRMPAC luncheon flyer prominently featuring the name of Tom DeLay. Here is another sample. Click on the image to see the entire PDF doc: · TRMPAC records show DeLay was on a conference call of the group's finance committee. Here is a copy of a memo scheduling a conference call connecting DeLay with the TRMPAC finance committee. · DeLay did fundraising for TRMPAC. Here is a memo from Warren RoBold, a fundraiser for TRMPAC, discussing DeLays role in calling large donors. The noose is closing around DeLay.maconareaonline.com