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The Hammer Comes Down by Lou Dubose

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Also by Lou Dubose:

Bill Of Wrongs, October 2008
Paperback
Vice, October 2006
Hardcover
The Hammer Comes Down, January 2006
Paperback
The Hammer, October 2004
Hardcover
Bushwhacked, June 2004
Trade Size (reprint)
Shrub, October 2000
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Also by Jan Reid:

The Hammer Comes Down, January 2006
Paperback
The Hammer, October 2004
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The Hammer Comes Down
Lou Dubose, Jan Reid

The Nasty, Brutish, And Shortened Political Life Of Tom Delay

PublicAffairs
January 2006
On Sale: January 9, 2006
Featuring: Tom Delay
304 pages
ISBN: 1586484079
EAN: 9781586484071
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Non-Fiction Biography

With The Hammer, Lou Dubose and Jan Reid track the rise of Tom DeLay from owner of a pest control business to unremarkable, and hard-partying, Texas legislator (his nickname was "Hot Tub Tom"), to the congressional pinnacle of power. DeLay is the representative who has called the Environmental Protection Agency "the Gestapo of government," that he drove what he dubbed "The Campaign" to impeach Bill Clinton because Clinton lacked a "biblical worldview," that he didn't serve in Vietnam because too many minorities had signed up leaving no room for people like him, and recently stated any House adoption of a revised bill reinstating tax credits for poor families "ain't going to happen." DeLay is bold—a majority leader with extraordinary powers and extraordinary ambition—and whether he is maneuvering to redistrict Texas congressional seats or flying to Israel to critique the president, he uses that power to shape our politics here and abroad. It is time a proper introduction was made to this man, the only member of the House to keep half a dozen bullwhips on his office wall and a copy of the Ten Commandments on the windowsill.

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