But mostly just too little. How this qualifies as an apology is beyond me.
At a news conference yesterday, DeLay said Congress retains oversight of the federal courts and should use it to hold judges accountable. He said the Schiavo case, in which federal courts refused to intervene despite extraordinary efforts by Congress and President Bush, warrants particular scrutiny.
''I have asked the Judiciary Committee to look at the Schiavo case and the actions of the judiciary," said DeLay, a Texas Republican. ''The legislative branch has certain responsibilities and obligations given to us by the Constitution. We set the jurisdiction of the courts. We set up the courts. We can unset the courts. We have the power of the purse. We have oversight of how we spend their money. All of these are oversight tools."
Nice. So, he's sorry, but he still will use the federal budget to manipulate the court system. Take a civics class, asshole.
DeLay evaded numerous questions, referring reporters instead to the scholarly tome, "Men in Black: How the Supreme Court is Destroying America."
Lovely. Sounds like a very even-handed critique.
Once again, I'm speechless. Give it up, douche-bag, you're done. Piss right the fuck off.