DeLay not seeking reelection, will resign...

Tom DeLay has announced he will resign from Congress.
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January 22, 2006
No longer banned in Houston

After close to 50,000 emails from our members and members of Campaign for America's Future to four Houston TV stations, our ad is running in DeLay's congressional district. our ad is running in DeLay's congressional district. Read about it here and here.
The ad contains all the same information from the previous ad that TV stations rejected under pressure from Tom DeLay and his DC lawyers.

 

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January 10, 2006
Ads to Run in Tom DeLay's and Bob Ney's districts

Today Public Campaign Action Fund joined Campaign for America's Future announced a new ad campaign targeting Tom DeLay and Bob Ney in their districts.
DeLay Corruption Ad Ney Corruption Ad
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October 21, 2005
PCAF Launches Ads in Blunt's District

Today we are launching a new ad in Rep. Roy Blunt's Missouri district that links him to the money-laundering scandals of indicted former Majority Leader (I never get tired of writing that!) DeLay.

 

 

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January 9, 2005
Ads to run targeting Reps. Simmons (R-CT), Reynolds (R-NY), and Hastings (R-WA) to call on DeLay to resign

The ads will air in the congressional districts of Reps. Rob Simmons (R-CT), Tom Reynolds (R-NY), and Doc Hastings (R-WA).

 


 

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October 19, 2004
Campaign Money Watch to Launch Televison Ad Campaign to Take On Tom DeLay in Home District

Campaign Money Watch, a campaign finance reform watchdog group, will run television advertisements in Majority Leader Tom DeLay’s (TX-R) congressional district criticizing DeLay for “pay-to-play” politics and abuse of power.

“Texas voters are growing weary of Tom DeLay’s vindictive and corrupt politics,” said David Donnelly, director of Campaign Money Watch. “Regardless of partisan affiliation, above all else, voters want elected officials to respect the rule of law and work on behalf of their concerns. Tom DeLay does neither. He cares about his own power and that of those wealthy special interest who pay for his campaigns and over fill his PAC accounts.”

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Daily DeLay Blog

The Daily DeLay Blog, a project of Public Campaign Action Fund, exposes Tom DeLay as the most corrupt politician in Washington.

DeLay's K Street Legacy

Posted by Nancy Watzman on Tue, 04/04/2006 - 10:37am.
Posted in: K Street Progress | Tom DeLay
Here is Tom DeLay, telling Time Magazine about his proudest "achievement"--capturing K Street for the Republicans.
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