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Tom DeLay is rather interesting. It seems that he and our new speaker,
Hastert, have been working together for a long time. The Feb 7 issue of "In
These TImes" says "they have been deploying their good cop/bad cop routine in
tandem for years." They claim that this has put DeLa
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But reports didn't state he even TRIED to get into those rooms, but found
them locked...reports had him running directly down the hall and turning
the corner -- in the PROPER direction -- to reach Delay's office...
On Mon, 4 Jan 1999, A.C. Szul wrote:
>The offices are usually o
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The offices are usually open, whereas rooms not necessarily so.
YnrChyldzWyld wrote:
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> Not according to the schematics of the area which were shown in newpapers
> and on TV...the gunman had to run around the corner, and yes, to be
> perfectly honest, DeLay'
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: From: H Samuels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Subject: Re: [CTRL] Tom DeLay
: Date: Thursday, October 29, 1998 7:13 AM
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: Who has fax numbers for Delay, Graham?
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Who has fax numbers for Delay, Graham?
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Not according to the schematics of the area which were shown in newpapers
and on TV...the gunman had to run around the corner, and yes, to be
perfectly honest, DeLay's was the first OFFICE available...but there were
a number of other ROOMS the gunman could have chosen along the w
Maybe cause his office is closest to the entrance used by the nut
Sno0wl wrote:
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> Remember the Capitol shooting just awhile back? That gunman ran into
> Tom Delay's (sp?) office. At the time, I had never heard of Tom
> Delay. Well, we have now. Kinda makes you wonder...?
