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Think Progress » BREAKING: DeLay’s Lawyer Lies About MoveOn
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "ThinkProgress Wonk Room Yglesias Progress Report Think Progress BREAKING: DeLay’s Lawyer Lies About MoveOn By Think Progress on Oct 21st, 2005 at 11:09 am BREAKING: DeLay’s Lawyer Lies About MoveOn Tom DeLay’s attorney, Dick DeGuerin, claims that the judge presiding over DeLay’s criminal case in Texas, Bob Perkins, should be disqualified. A central part of his claim is that an organization that Perkins has donated to in the past, MoveOn, is selling t-shirts with Tom DeLay’s mug shot : Watch in streaming Quicktime DEGUERIN: The latest thing on MoveOn.org’s website, they are trying to raise money by selling t-shirts with Tom DeLay’s mug shot on the t-shirts. And I just don’t think that it looks right for the judge sitting on Congressman DeLay’s case to have contributed to an organization such as that. According to MoveOn’s Washington director Tom Mattzie, this claim is false. Mattzie told ThinkProgress this morning that MoveOn has “never sold any t-shirts with Tom DeLay’s mug shot” on their website or otherwise. You can go to their website and see that he’s right. Nevertheless, the media is already picking it up DeGuerin’s comments as if they were true. From the Associated Press : The judge, Bob Perkins, has been a contributor to Democratic causes. DeLay’s attorney pointed out Friday that those causes include MoveOn.org, which is now selling a T-shirt with DeLay’s picture on it. Dick DeGuerin wasn’t immediately available for comment. We’ll update you if he gets back to us. UPDATE: DeGuerin made a similar false statement in the courtroom: I noticed yesterday Moveon.org, to which you have contributed, was" .... read entire page
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