Why did they choose the headline: "DeLay Lawyer Has Beaten DA Before"

Because they want us to expect him to beat the charges?

Because they want us to see that as a reasonable outcome?

Because they want us busy people to remember the headline and nothing else?

Because they just installed a gay-tool faking being a "Good Christian Husband and Father" as Supreme Court Chief Justice by instructing him to avoid answering any questions that may suggest his own controversial opinions; and are so damned corrupt that they're going to re-rig the Supreme Court that installed Bush as President on a 5-4 decision in the year 2000 to ensure a dismantling of the U.S. Constitution and legally to enable a Martial Law 9/11: Rise of the Police State?


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[Ed note: I've got nothing against gay people, only gay-liars.]

[Ed note: I've got nothing against gay liars, only gay-Nazi's.]


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Incidentally...

Remember Rovegate?

Plamegate?

Wilsongate?

Whatever...

The bottom line, if memory serves correct, is that the entire 2+ year investigation is set to expire in October, meaning that when it expires whoever hasn't yet been indicted won't be: including Karl Rove.

Tom Fitzgerald has thus far played it close to the chest, he hates the press, and yet has still been sold by them as a hard-nosed investigator who's fair as hell, and a demon in handing out deserving indictments across party lines to get to the the only thing he cares about as a man of integrity: the truth.

That was a lie.

(Surprise!)

Welcome to The Hunt for Red October...

Welcome to The Hunt for Red State Enemies...


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Yahoo! News

DeLay Lawyer Has Beaten DA Before

By SUZANNE GAMBOA, Associated Press Writer Fri Sep 30,11:18 PM ET

AUSTIN, Texas - U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay's indictment sets up a rematch between a Texas prosecutor and an old rival who has beaten him before.

High-profile Houston lawyer Dick DeGuerin was pulled into the DeLay defense team as it became clear he would be indicted Wednesday. DeLay is accused of conspiring with two political associates to use corporate donations to support Texas legislative candidates.

DeGuerin quickly reminded the public he had been down a similar road with Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle.

"I represented Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison 12 years ago, and to me this seems like what Yogi Berra said: `It's deja vu all over again,'" DeGuerin said. "That was a political prosecution. This is a political prosecution."

Earle indicted Hutchison in 1993 after investigating whether she misused state employees and equipment and destroyed state documents while serving as Texas treasurer. Hutchison was acquitted of official misconduct and record tampering charges when Earle abruptly dropped the case in 1994.

Earle said then that he gave up the case because the trial judge would not rule in advance whether prosecutors could use evidence obtained in a controversial raid on state treasury offices. Hutchison's defenders contend his case failed because he didn't have one.

DeGuerin said he wants a trial by the end of the year for DeLay, a Sugar Land Republican who has stepped aside as majority leader because of the indictment.

DeGuerin is no stranger to the national limelight.

He represented David Koresh, head of the Branch Davidian cult whose members died in a fiery blaze at their Waco compound, which was raided by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. DeGuerin attempted to negotiate a peaceful end to the 1993 siege of the compound after authorities tried to arrest Koresh.

DeGuerin last year won acquittal for millionaire Robert Durst, who was charged with the 2003 murder of a neighbor in Texas whose body he admitted dismembering. DeGuerin argued that Durst killed the man in self-defense.

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