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May 08, 2005
Is it safe...

To call Bullshit yet?

The Washington Post

DeLay Calls for Greater Humility

House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Tex.) delivered an emotional homily yesterday on the need for greater humility in public servants, declaring himself a sinner before a largely Christian audience and warning that pride has brought down leaders throughout history.

"Just think of what we could accomplish if we checked our pride at the door, if collectively we all spent less time taking credit and more time deserving it," DeLay told the 54th annual National Day of Prayer gathering on Capitol Hill. "If we spent less time ducking responsibility and more time welcoming it. If we spent less time on our soapboxes and more time on our knees."

This from a guy who ordered the FCC to be his personal tails, or who bragged to owners of foreign sweat shops and sex establishments, about how he would fix things for them, while traveling on lobbyist junkets?

Please....

Posted by David A at May 8, 2005 10:47 PM
Filed Under Politics | 158 Words
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