DeLay Argued That His Morals Guided Him In The Case Of Schiavo, Who Died Thursday. But Nearly Half Of Those Polled Said He Intervened In The Case For Political Gain.

Souring on DeLay in Sugarland via Think Progress Many of DeLay’s constituents believe his involvement in the case was a political ploy: Republi
By John Amato — April 2, 2005

Souring on DeLay in Sugarland

via Think Progress

Many of DeLay’s constituents believe his involvement in the case was a political ploy:

Republican Barbara Sanderson, 64, of Pecan Grove, said the affair contributed to her opinion of DeLay sinking from “very, very, very favorable” to something considerably less rosy. “I think that it was a high-profile political ploy used by a lot of people, and I hate to see our president get involved,” she said. “It’s embarrassing.”

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