October 4, 2005




Cleaning up Washington
Grand jury indicts scrofulous, morally vacant POS Tom DeLay on new charges, regrets that 'raving asshattery' isn't illegal in Texas.

The money laundering charge, a first-degree felony, carries a penalty of up to life in prison. The conspiracy to launder money charge carries a punishment of two years probation to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. The charge to launder the former majority leader's undies: priceless.

But the loathsome, powermad brownshirted DeLay - who has been admonished five times since 1997 by the House ethics committee - may not have seen the worst of it yet, say new reports.

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