Talk:Thomas D. DeLay: Investigation, Indictment and Beyond: Articles & Commentary
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Austin American Statesman - link scrape 10-25-05
many of these probably require free registration to site
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- Can DeLay explain K Street to Main Street?
- DeLay indicted on new charge - A different grand jury charges Congressman with money laundering and criminal conspiracy.
- Graphic: Timeline behind the charges
- DeLay lawyers move to dismiss original charges - 10.03.05:
- Tom DeLay's motion to dismiss indictment (PDF)
- Prosecutor Earle lost Kay;
can he beat DeLay? - '94 aborted prosecution echoes as DA pursues a higher-profile case. - District attorney has targeted both Democrats, Republicans
- 'Crime story' documentary stirs political ire - Prosecutor gave filmmakers access to DeLay investigation to pump up his case, critics say.
Video from 'The Big Buy'
More links
- DeLay case put roving reporter on stage, too
- U.S. Rep. DeLay goes on a media offensive - Former House leader claims Democrats, Earle colluded in case.
- DeLay indicted on conspiracy charges - House majority leader's position in jeopardy. Charges stem from misuse of corporate cash in 2002 election.
- DeLay indictment (PDF)
- Editorial: The felony indictment of Tom DeLay
- Statesman editorial cited by DeLay
- Ben Sargent cartoons
- Key events and controversies for DeLay
- Texas Republican PAC officials indicted - Travis County grand jury returns more charges against Ellis, Colyandro.
- Indictments for Ellis, Colyandro
- Insurers were TAB's biggest donors - Study of records reveals corporations that contributed to 2002 state election efforts.
- Follow the money to the insurance companies
- GOP donors face new inquiry in lawsuit - Texas Association of Business has kept identities of business contributors in '02 elections secret.
- Judge rules against Texans for a Republican Majority - Political action committee must pay $196,660 to five Democrats.
- Video: Democrats respond to ruling
- State law isn't applicable to GOP fund-raiser, lawyer argues - Attorney for Colyandro asks judge to dismiss election money indictments based on law's wording.
Plea agreement between Sears and district attorney's office
- First company enters agreement in Texas corporate money scandal - California corporation agrees to help in prosecution of co-defendants in electioneering investigation.
- Details of secretly funded mail effort shared with campaign - Lawyers debate whether evidence of coordination is enough to force disclosure of corporate donors.
- In lawsuit, Kirk Watson seeks ID of secret donors - Former attorney general candidate calls 2002 campaign ads by LEAA illegal.
- LEAA commercial for Greg Abbott
- Political fund-raiser turns himself in at jail - John Colyandro posts bonds totaling $150,000.
- DeLay's top fund-raisers indicted in election case - John Colyandro, Jim Ellis indicted on money laundering and other charges; Warren Robold, 7 companies also named.
- District attorney's office announces indictments
- McNeely: Murmurs at the Capitol about cash, new speaker
- The grand jury's legal grounds
- The companies involved
- Past prosecutions by Ronnie Earle
- " target="_new Indictment (PDF)
- Timeline
- Travis indictments could have fund-raising repercussions - DeLay money machine will take a hit, some Washington insiders predict.
- Colyandro was everywhere during 2002 elections - DeLay's helper was often more talkative than others during investigation by Earle.
- Little known about indicted fundraiser Robold - Maryland man knew DeLay 'for years and years,' Majority Leader's spokesman says.
- Ellis was DeLay's point man during redistricting - Indicted political operative has worked with majority leader for years.
--Hugh Manatee 11:31, 25 Oct 2005 (EDT)
WashPost DeLay article link scrape 11-14-2005
- DeLay Indicted in Texas Finance Probe
- Balz on DeLay Indictment
- GOP Ignores Lessons of Democrats' Past Mistakes
- Capitol Hill's DeLay Era Ends -- or at Least Stalls
- Indictment is Bolt of Buzz
- DeLay's Lawyer to Ask Court for Early December Trial Date
- Ex-Procurement Official Eyes Abramoff Data
- DeLay Team Weighed Misdemeanor Plea to Save GOP Post
- Abramoff Probe Again Brushes Ehrlich Aide
- VERBATIM: August in Libreville?
- Special Report: DeLay Indicted
- Rep. Tom DeLay Indicted
- Graphic: Politicians Use of Corporate Jets
- Hill Leaders Often Take Corporate Jets
- DeLay Team Weighed Misdemeanor Plea to Save GOP Post
- DeLay Uses Campaign Tactics to Fight Charges
- Retired Judge to Preside in DeLay Case: Appointee Was Chosen for Apparent Nonpartisan Stance
- Defense Wins New Judge in DeLay Case
- DeLay Loath to Doff His Leadership Hat: Active Role Divides House Republicans
- DeLay Booked in Houston on Money-Laundering, Conspiracy Charges
- DeLay is Booked on Charges in Houston
- Texas Court Issues Arrest Warrant for DeLay
- DeLay Had Rejected Deal for Guilty Plea to Misdemeanor
- DeLay's Telephone Records Subpoenaed
- DeLay Accuses Earle of Misconduct: Lawmaker's Attorneys Seek Dismissal of Oct. 3 Indictment
- DeLay Meeting, RNC Actions Coincided: Financial Transactions Began on Day Texan Met With Fundraiser
- Texas Prosecutor Cites New Input on DeLay: Earle Doesn't Respond to Lawmaker's Attack
- Movement of $190,000 at Issue: DeLay Case Could Hinge on Original Source of Money
- DeLay Indicted in Texas Finance Probe: He Steps Aside as House GOP Leader to Fight Conspiracy Charge in State Elections
- Attempt to Pick Successor Is Foiled: Blunt Temporarily Takes Reins as Conservatives Reject Dreier
- Capitol Hill's DeLay Era Ends -- or at Least Stalls: Texan Who Stabilized GOP Power After '94 Takeover Is Seen as Strongest Majority Leader in Years
- Earle Has Prosecuted Many Democrats
- GOP Ignores Lessons of Democrats' Past Mistakes
- DeLay PAC Is Indicted For Illegal Donations: Corporate Gifts Aided GOP in Texas Races
- Judge Refuses to Drop Case Against DeLay Ally
- Treasurer of DeLay Group Broke Texas Election Law
- DeLay Allies Seek Dismissal of Charges: Law on Political Gifts Called Too Vague
- DeLay Issues Broad Denial Of Ethics Violations
- DeLay Apologizes for Comments: Leader Wouldn't Say Whether He Wants Schiavo Judges Impeached
- A Good Start on Ethics
- Doing Right on Ethics
- An Ethics Offer
- Ethics Impasse
- Warning: Ethics-Free Zone
- Just Another Lobbyist? No Dice.
- Hammers' Hubris
- Tom DeLay And the Wright Stuff
- The Heat Is On the GOP
- Rolling the Dice on a GOP Rift
--Hugh Manatee 05:03, 15 Nov 2005 (EST)
