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ATLANTA Two organizations plan to launch television ads tomorrow opposing congressmen they consider corrupt, including House Majority Leader Tom Delay, R-Texas, the groups said.
The Campaign for America’s Future, a Washington, D.C., group that opposes much of the Republican agenda, is spending $75,000 to air an ad in Washington and Houston, DeLay’s home district, accusing DeLay of corruption and demanding that he resign as leader of the House. The ad, produced by Zimmerman & Markham, an independent Santa Monica, Calif.,
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