Monthly Archives: September 2005

DeLay: everyone is guilty except for me!

Well, he hasn’t yet come right out and said that, but you gotta know that he’s close. First, he blames a “partisan” prosecutor (one who has previously prosecuted 12 Democrats and 3 Republicans). Now, DeLay is blaming an Austin newspaper for putting pressure on the prosecutor:

House Majority Leader Tom DeLay is blaming an editorial in the Austin American-Statesman for pressuring a Texas prosecutor to pursue the criminal case against him.

“It was this renewed political pressure in the waning days of his hollow investigation that led this morning’s action,” DeLay said Wednesday after a grand jury indicted him on a criminal conspiracy charge.

Next up, Delay’s gonna blame the prosecutor’s mother. And if that doesn’t work, he might even blame his own mama.

I wonder what DeLay will say when he’s actually convicted?

Clinton smacks down W!

Well, sorta. Bill Clinton is a gentleman, and his attacks always seem mild, more like constructive criticism than an attack. But make no mistake about it: Clinton was taking W. to the woodshed with his remarks to “This Week”:

Clinton said the Bush administration had decided to invade Iraq “virtually alone and before UN inspections were completed, with no real urgency, no evidence that there were weapons of mass destruction.”

The Iraq war diverted US attention from the war on terrorism “and undermined the support that we might have had,” Clinton said in an interview with an ABC’s “This Week” programme.

Daily Kos: Gay marriage is here to stay in Mass.

More good news about marriage quality, this time from Daily Kos:

If those anti-gay efforts started with a bang, today they ended with a fizzle. A second constitutional convention addressing the issue today came up short. Really short. In fact, only 39 losers voted for it, 157 against.

Seems that after a year of gay marriage, people started realizing that heck — marriage really wasn’t in so much danger after all. Imagine that…

One state down, 49 more to go…