by Rod D. Martin
September 19, 2013
KVUE reports this morning that Tom DeLay's horribly wrongful conviction has been overturned on appeal.
A good man is finally vindicated.
DeLay was prosecuted by an unconstitutional office of the Texas government led by partisan Democrat hack Ronnie Earle. Earle is now mercifully retired, but his legacy of political prosecutions has lived on long after him: in his time in office, he went after basically every prominent Republican in Texas, losing most of the time but never missing a chance to try to criminalize politics for those with whom he disagreed. No one lifted a finger to stop him: they all feared they'd be next.
You can criticize DeLay's politics if you like, but you can't criticize his courage under fire, his tenacity in the face of evil, or his Christian walk, which only seemed to grow as the harsh years passed. It's also hard to criticize the grounds for his prosecution, which have now been deemed lawful and right. Tom DeLay gave Texas it…