DeLay Wins Four-Way Battle for Nomination
SUGAR LAND, Texas (AP) -- Rep. Tom DeLay won the GOP nomination to the House on Tuesday, beating three challengers in his first election since he was indicted and forced to step aside as majority leader.
With 14 percent of precincts reporting, DeLay had 10,005 votes, or 64 percent. His closest challenger, environmental attorney Tom Campbell, had 4,049 votes, or 26 percent.
SUGAR LAND.......Looks like OZ to me!!!
Someone is still asleep in the poppy fields or is that spelled poopy?
Does it seem to be getting just a little more ludicrous out there these days?
NEXT we have this in the news....this should really make you feel good!
ECONOMY -- BUSH ADMINISTRATION MAXES OUT FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S CREDIT CARD: Treasury Secretary John Snow notified Congress yesterday that the administration had taken "all prudent and legal actions" to keep from hitting the $8.2 trillion national debt limit. In urging Congress to raise the debt ceiling, Snow said the Treasury had already hit a crisis point because it had exhausted the $15 billion Exchange Stabilization Fund and is now tapping the Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund which should provide a "few billion" dollars in extra borrowing money.
Looks like a SNOW JOB to me!
Anyway, click those red shoes and you'll find your way home!
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