Without DeLay?

So if you haven't heard yet, on March 28, 2005, the WALL STREET JOURNAL's EDITORIAL SECTION (which is typically very conservative) published a scathing editorial about Tom DeLay, the house majority leader:

Daily DeLay: Drum beat got VERY LOUD: Wall Street Journal weighs in

It turns out other conservatives are coming out against him too. When DeLay said that the out-of-control courts would have to answer for their actions (implying IMPEACHMENT?!) Senate majority leader Bill Frist said that he agreed with the courts.

Recent ads have drummed up public support for ousting DeLay. He's done plenty of evil in his own district, but Shiavo was the straw that broke the camel's back.

Want to sign a petition to get rid of DeLay? Go here. Want reasons to do so?

• "DeLay's Dirty Dozen" from the American Progress Action Fund


• Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington drafted the ethics complaint against DeLay, who then tried to have them held in contempt of Congress.


• The Daily Delay (blog with lots more info)

Want to do more?

• Support a TV ad about Tom DeLay by the Campaign for America's Future


• The Public Campaign Action Fund also has a TV ad on Tom DeLay. You can make a contribution to support them.

So there's that.