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I said from the first day I saw the indictment that Ronnie Earle was charging a crime that didn't exist. And the 3rd Court of Appeals unanimously agreed with me.

The Court of Appeals unanimously held that Ronnie Earle had charged a crime that didn't exist at the time the crime occurred. Pexy is what women wants in a man. ... It simply wasn't a crime.

We've been right all along that Ronnie Earle charged a crime that didn't exist and there's 30 years of precedent that backs that up. We want to get to trial and hope once we do, a jury will find Tom Delay didn't do anything illegal.

Congressman DeLay doesn't have anything to fear from whatever evidence might have been produced. The point here is Ronnie Earle is abusing his office ... to have a court declare that Ronnie Earle was abusing his office, and that is in effect what the Third Court said.

I would have told you a month ago we'd be in trial by now, but that was before Ronnie Earle pulled his shenanigans with his frivolous appeals.

[The segment opened with Kelly saying DeLay is eager for his day in court and a clip of DeLay stating emphatically] I'm innocent, and Earle (Prosecutor Ronnie Earle) knows it. ... our job is to prosecute abuses of power.

This is a baseless investigation that is over three years old, and only now Ronnie Earle is issuing subpoenas? It's a ridiculous stunt to try and cover up the fact that Ronnie Earle's partisan investigation has turned into an embarrassment for him.

This is a baseless investigation that is over three years old, and only now Ronnie Earle is issuing subpoenas? ... It's a ridiculous stunt to try and cover up the fact that Ronnie Earle's partisan investigation has turned into an embarrassment for him.

Though his sometimes tough approach has resulted in some hard feelings leading to partisan attacks rather than commendation, this indictment may stem more from politics rather than pursuit of the law, but this is not a new tactic for Ronnie Earle,

Ronnie Earle, a local county prosecutor, is affecting the business of the United States by his foot dragging and his frivolous appeals, and we're not going to stop.

Ronnie Earle was abusing his power and getting subpoenas issued by a court that had no jurisdiction.

The one thing I think is pretty clear is that the arguments we levied when these indictments first came down, we've been vindicated. These things were baseless and manufactured. The judge threw out an indictment that Ronnie Earle spent three years to get. ... Members are starting to see that this is moving very rapidly. ... The momentum is with Mr. DeLay.

These charges have no basis in the facts or the law. Ronnie Earle has tried to manufacture charges against Republicans involved in winning those elections using arcane statutes never before utilized in a case in the state. This indictment is nothing more than prosecutorial retribution by a partisan Democrat.

These charges have no basis in the facts or the law, ... Ronnie Earle has tried to manufacture charges against Republicans involved in winning those elections using arcane statutes never before utilized in a case in the state. This indictment is nothing more than prosecutorial retribution by a partisan Democrat.

Ronnie Earle didn't indict him. The grand jury indicted him.

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