Tom DeLay

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Tom DeLay is a former Republican House Majority Leader from Texas known for his influential role in Congress and subsequent legal and ethical controversies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American politician
human
member of the Republican Party (United States)
appellateCourt Texas Courts of Appeals
surface form: Texas Third Court of Appeals
chargedWith conspiracy to violate election law
money laundering in Texas campaign finance case
convictedInTrialCourt 2010-11
convictionOverturnedOnAppeal 2013-09
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1947-04-08
dateOfIndictment 2005-09-28
education University of Houston
endTime 2006-06-09
endTimeHouseMajorityLeader 2005-09-28
endTimeHouseMajorityWhip 2002-01-03
givenName Thomas
ideology American conservatism
knownFor conservative leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives
involvement in campaign finance controversies
resignation from Congress amid ethics and legal issues
role in Republican Party discipline and vote-whipping
memberOfPoliticalParty Republican Party
surface form: Republican Party (United States)
nickname Tom DeLay self-link
numberOfChildren 1
occupation lobbyist
politician
partyToCase State of Texas v. Tom DeLay
placeOfBirth Laredo, Texas
surface form: Laredo, Texas, United States
positionHeld House Majority Leader
House Majority Whip
Member of the United States House of Representatives
precededByAsHouseMajorityLeader Richard Armey
surface form: Dick Armey
precededByAsHouseMajorityWhip Newt Gingrich (as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives)
surface form: Newt Gingrich
religion Christianity
represents Texas's 22nd congressional district
residence Sugar Land, Texas
surface form: Sugar Land, Texas, United States
servedInCongressUnderPresidents Bill Clinton
George H. W. Bush
George W. Bush
Ronald Reagan
sexOrGender male
spouse Christine DeLay
startTime 1985-01-03
startTimeHouseMajorityLeader 2002-01-03
startTimeHouseMajorityWhip 1995-01-03
stateOfPoliticalActivity Texas
succeededByAsHouseMajorityLeader Roy Blunt
succeededByAsHouseMajorityWhip Roy Blunt
wasElectedToCongressFirstTime 1984

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