Tom DeLay

Tom DeLay and Debi Mazar Off Dancing With the Stars
Both Tom DeLay and Demi Mazar will no longer appear on Dancing With the Stars, the former due to injury, the latter due to lack of fan support.

Tom DeLay Getting Lots of Attention for Dancing with the Stars
Tom DeLay was named as a cast member to the ninth season of Dancing with the Stars on Monday, and it turns out that it’s causing quite the buzz.

Scandal-hit Republican Lynchpin to Quit Congress
Tom DeLay, a senior figure in the US Republican party indicted on corruption charges, said he has dropped his plan to seek re-election to Congress.

Bush Ally Stung By New Charge and Questions on Favours for Lobbyist
· Senate leader indicted over money laundering · Scandal also brews over DeLay's 2000 UK golf trip

Top Republican Charged With Money Laundering
Senior Republican congressman Tom DeLay was yesterday re-indicted on money laundering charges by a grand jury in Texas. Mr DeLay, a close ally of the US president George Bush, is already facing separate corruption charges in Texas over claims he misused political donations.

House Leader and Bush Ally Indicted on Fundraising Conspiracy Charge
George Bush suffered a significant blow to his already problematic second presidential term when a key Republican, Tom DeLay, majority leader in the House of Representatives, was indicted by a grand jury.

Why The Dems Can’t Stand Tom Delay & Tim LaHaye
Tom DeLay may be under attack; however, he is still the most powerful HAMMER/power broker to descend upon the House of Reps. in decades . . . and, a close study of DeLay's is his match among the Christians, Tim LaHaye . . . Politics & Religion--go figure!

Trouble Dogs House Leader
Republican members of congress were forced to defend the house majority leader and Christian right stalwart Tom DeLay yesterday after damaging new allegations of financial misconduct.

Press Review: What They Said About ... Ethics in the Us Congress
... ethics in the US Congress. "The repeal might be called the Tom DeLay Protection Act of 2004," said EJ Dionne Jr in yesterday's Washington Post, surveying a brewing ethics scandal involving the Republican party leadership in Congress.