Disgraced Tom DeLay is now stumping for McCain

[kpete]

Tucson Region
Once-reluctant DeLay says he would back McCain as nominee
By Daniel Scarpinato
arizona daily star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 02.14.2008

The story about John McCain's struggle to win over conservative voters has now been told at length on the pages of every major newspaper and magazine in the country.

But in North Phoenix on Tuesday night there was a small but significant sign that maybe, just maybe, things might not be as bad for McCain as everyone has opined.

Tom DeLay — the former House majority leader who once said that if McCain was the nominee, "I might have to sit this one out" — dropped in between fundraisers.

He told Republicans at a meeting in McCain's home Arizona Legislative District 11 that he'll support the senator for president if he secures the nomination. And that's become more of a "when" than an "if."

more at:
http://www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/225057

[annabanana]

1. Disgraced Tom DeLay should stay home.

Disgraced Tom DeLay doesn't belong on TV any more. I'm sure we here can all agree that Disgraced Tom DeLay is pretty much lower than whale shit.

(Incidently, that is his name now: "Disgraced Tom DeLay")

[Frustratedlady]

2. I thought he was supposed to be going to trial or going to jail.

So many crooks, I can't keep track of them. I was hoping his smarmy face would disappear from the news. He makes my skin crawl.

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

7. Are you kidding?!

I want Tom Delay on the stump. I want John McCain slathered with the stench of Delay's corruption. I want them photographed holding hands on a walk through the park.

I can't me enough of Tom Delay campaigning for the Republicans.

[niyad]

8. agreed!!!!!

[babylonsister]

3. And McCain got *'s endorsement-two kisses of death! nt

[madinmaryland]

4. You go Tommy Boy!!! We need you out there everyday WITH McCain!!1!!

:woohoo:

[aquart]

5. "Disgrace" ain't what it used to be.

[spanone]

6. the thugs just get funnier and funnier