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Totally agree Kinkaidalum. Michael Moore could register as a Republican, say he goes to church, say he's against abortion, and say he's against gay marriage, and he would probably get republican votes. Such as shame so many Americans seem to have lost the ability to look at the WHOLE picture.

As a Christian myself, what surprises me is Tom Delay knows some of his actions are unethical and knows he has ulterior motives in many of his decisions, yet he still publically claims Christianity. I think it's time for him to stop and ask himself if Jesus would do some of the things he finds himself doing.

I now live in Ft. Bend County, so this is one more vote against him.

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Same here, I really question his actions. It really bothers me what the state Republicans did when they redrew the boundaries. It was obvious that Delay played a huge part in it. It just showed greed, and how they pursued the Democrats was just ridiculous.

Second, Delay had opposed millions of dollars in Congress funding for rail transportation, allowing it to go to others. He's supposed to represent the needs of Houstonians and area.

As a Christian, I want to vote for someone with similar values. But I couldn't find information about who he really is and his positions in detail in the 2004 election. And obviously, I can't truly tell if a person is genuine or just taking those stands for political support. I voted for his opponet.

I really wonder are they over building these loft towers. The prices of these are so high. When are they going to build something that's not $300K and up?

does the article say how many years it will take to complete? 7 yrs? Is that on the slow side?