TOM DELAY SHITTING HIS HIS PANTS ON FOX NEWS

[Grebrook]

Anyone see the Tom Delay interview that just ended a minute ago? Tom Delay is usually the most smarmy, arrogant bullshitter in the Republican party when he persuses the cable media spouting lines about Republican dominance. He was completely pale-faced, gloomy looking and utterly shaken about the elections. None of that tough guy shit that we're so used to seeing from him. No smart ass one-liners or talking points. He was sulken and nervous. He didn't even predict the Republicans would win, he just said "Well, I don't think we'll know until late into the night..." and he admitted that Demorats were more energized and it would come to whether Republicans could get out the vote. He admitted the Democrats were going to pick up a lot of seats in the House and at least a few in the senate.

If we've got Tom Delay running scared, Democrats are looking at a full scale route on election day.

[TheCowsCameHome]

1. That subject line is a little hard to take, but Faux would embrace it.

Poor Tommy - Is his party going to meet it's maker Nov. 7th? I sure hope so.

[MADem]

8. Actually, not that I'd ever want to SEE that in person, the idea of that

miserable bastard sitting in a drawersload of his own crap is sort of...poetic justice...

[Donnachaidh]

2. "until late into the night"

They seem to have a long record of pulling things off in the wee hours --

stolen elections
pornographic IM's to young boys
laws to strip our rights.

[OrangeCountyDemocrat]

4. Yeah...That Statement Scares The Shit Out Of Me! nt

[DoYouEverWonder]

6. We need to be prepared

because if they can't hack enough votes, then they will challenge as many of the results as they can.

[GreenPartyVoter]

17. Yep. That's when the big reveal will come

[quiet.american]

25. Hello! Which Bush cousin is going to call the elections this time. n/t

[glitch]

31. the republicons probably won't know if they'll be bailed out this time or

not, until the last minute. That's the thing about private vote counts, those behind them may decide against you. And if the vote tally really is being manipulated by Christian Reconstructionists or their ilk, after all the "nuts" slams and Marianas corruption and pageophilia, they just may not swing to their side this time.
Delay is absolutely correct and I hope they are all chewing antacids and ambien.

[Sequoia]

3. I'd like to see Allen, Arnie, and Pombo out.

That would make my day. Vile creatures that they are. Oh, and Lieberman too.

[AlCzervik]

5. you forgot Doolittle!

[rkc3]

9. And Santorum.

[Sequoia]

12. Okay, and Poland too!

Poor Lil' Ricky and Dr. Dolittle!

[wicket]

22. You forgot Poland!

:P

[byronius]

7. Arnie's pulling such a fast one. Democrat-Pretend.

I can't believe anyone buys his act. And the news makes it seem like such a slam-dunk, like it's supposed to happen.

Goddamn it. People can be so stupid and blind.

[Sequoia]

14. and very forgetful.

So he gives back the money he STOLE from the schools and trys to make us all think he's so good hearted. Then this global warming thing, but still drives a Hummer, then that failed election crap last year...his sarcastis remarks and disdain for teachers, nurses, and firemen....all down the memory hole. He goes on Tonight Show but not Phil A.

[Nictuku]

32. Lets not forget Sensenbrenner!!

I can't stand that man.

[LTR]

10. Boy, that Sara Evans thing must have really set him off

Actually, the type of smugness and arrogance personified by Delay is one of the major reasons for the GOP's meltdown. And I'm sure he's heard quite a bit about it.

Instant Karma jumped up and bit him in the ass. Fuck him.

[blm]

28. heh... can't help but agree with that.

.

[Adamocrat]

11. Is this a typo?

"...he admitted that Demorats were more energized"

Is this a typo, or did Tom Delay use that term?

(Italics are my emphasis.)

[Catherine Vincent]

20. Good eye! I didn't even catch that.

I think it's probably a typo.

[peekaloo]

13. No "light of Jesus" smile?

:rofl:

[Old and In the Way]

15. Can't wait to use the DHS to go after the Republican criminals.....

you can run, but you can't hide...

[Gato Moteado]

16. isn't that dirtbag in jail by now?

nt

[yellowcanine]

18. Ouch. That's full scale "rout", not "route". Suffering word usage pain

here. A route is a course or path.

[soothsayer]

23. lol, me too! you don't mind the "HIS HIS" in the subject line?

[BrotherBuzz]

27. DeLay only wears his HER pants at home

;)

[Catherine Vincent]

19. Glad I don't watch Fox.

I certainly wouldn't want to watch that spectacle.

[K8-EEE]

21. I don't understand why the freeps don't resent Delay

for entering the race and then bailing on them....he can take the $$ for legal expenses, isn't that right?? He just totally played them, of course they are so used to being played.

[Sydnie]

24. Out, like so much garbage

[paparush]

26. Potential Fox Headline - Tom Delay (D - TX) Soils Himself

[Imagevision]

29. Delay knows many of his contacts will no longer be available, Bush will

snub him like he did Foley, Abamoff is singing his butt off, Ralph Reed is history, Delay's world is no-more and he has a trial coming up that could draw him some prison time.

[greeneyedboy]

30. thank you for that image.

[BelgianMadCow]

33. I'd rather he left his pants out of that headline

[Bridget Burke]

34. DeLay's probably lost a seat for the Republicans.....

Oct. 17, 2006, 1:46PM
CAMPAIGN 2006
Builder's $8 million tops GOP donor list
Bob Perry is financing House races nationwide, but not in state

By KRISTEN MACK
Copyright 2006 Houston Chronicle

Houston homebuilder Bob Perry, the state's top Republican donor, is venturing again into national politics, putting more than $8 million into the GOP's effort to maintain control of Congress. Congressional Quarterly's PoliticalMoneyLine, which tracks how money is spent in politics, ranks Perry as the No. 1 donor this year.

Perry has given $2 million to Americans for Honesty on Issues, a new group that is buying television ads aimed at helping Republicans facing tight House races in Iowa, Colorado, Indiana, Arizona, North Carolina, Kentucky and New Mexico, according to the group's latest report to the Federal Election Commission. Houston political consultant and fund-raiser Sue Walden is president of the group, but so far it isn't working in Texas races.

Most notably absent is Shelley Sekula-Gibbs' write-in bid for former Rep. Tom DeLay's seat — perhaps more evidence that the GOP considers holding that suburban Houston seat a long shot and is putting its bets on more promising races.

http://search.chron.com/chronicle/search.do;jsessionid=a0w_olM4v76-kDi8x5

I inserted the Boldface!

Further research reveals that "Bob Perry is Shelley's finance chairman." I could link to the story directly, but will FORCE you to go through Juanita's. (Search for "Poor Shelley".)

www.brazosriver.com/