Tom DeLay's REALLY fucked now!

[jmowreader]

I present to you the requirements to hold a Texas commercial pesticide applicator's license:

Applicants for a commercial applicator license must:

Pass the (Texas Department of Agriculture) general examination, laws and regulations examination and at least one category/subcategory examination other than aerial application or demonstration & research pest control;

Provide the required certification of financial responsibility;

Submit an application with a nonrefundable fee of $180; 

Not have been convicted of a felony involving moral turpitude in the last five years; and

Submit or have employer submit an Applicator Business Registration.

If we can somehow finagle "conspiracy to manipulate Texas elections law" into a crime of moral turpitude, then not only won't he be able to be a congressman, he won't even be able to spray his kinfolk for the next five years.

[FogerRox]

1. somehow that would be worthwhile

[havocmom]

2. He would never have to get a license to spray. He has expressions

that would stop bugs dead.

[Independent_Liberal]

3. In other words...

Bugman has been squished.

:)

[tridim]

4. High power lobbyists aren't bound by any of those rules

After he writes his book he'll find a cushy office on K street and start fucking the country from the other end.

[gardenista]

5. LOL! Well, his moral turpitude ship sailed long ago. nt

[Gyre]

6. Moral turpitude and election fraud.

Pretty much any substantial fraud (intent to deceive) constitutes an act of moral turpitude. I did a Westlaw search for California cases and couldn't find any directly on the point of "election fraud" but the definition of fraud is pretty broad generally.

Gyre

[longship]

7. If convicted he'll lose his right to vote!!!

In Texas, felons cannot vote.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[populistdriven]

8. GOP: The Party of Moral Turpitude