Don’t Judge a Bill By Its Title
By on Mar 16th, 2005 at 5:55 pm
Don’t Judge a Bill By Its Title
News Flash! The House of Representatives passed the DeLay Code of Conduct Act 416-1.
Don’t get your hopes up: the bill didn’t have anything to do with DeLay’s own conduct.
But, there is some consolation. The bill requires “organizations seeking American relief funds to adopt a strict code of conduct for their workers.”
It’s good to know DeLay believes in ethical standards for other people.
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