pologies and internets be damned!

Evan Derkacz
April 20, 2005News & Politics

Just a week after -- wink, wink -- apologizing for his threatening comments toward the judiciary, Tom DeLay "launches an open assault on the Supreme Court. I mean he makes it personal and singles out Justice Kennedy," writes Murshed, of DeLay's comment describing Kennedy's work "from the bench as 'incredibly outrageous' because he has relied on international law and done research on the Internet." (Commonblog)

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