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'''Richard Keith "Dick" Armey''' (born July 7, 1940 in Cando, Towner County, [[North Dakota]]) was a U.S. Representative from [[Texas]]' 26th congressional district and served as the [[House Majority Leader]] from 1995 through 2003.  He shared power with his deputy [[Tom DeLay]]. Armey is now a prominent leader in the libertarian anti-tax cause as head of FreedomWorks; he was the prime mover of the anti-tax [[Tea Party Movement]] of 2009.

'''Richard Keith "Dick" Armey''' (born July 7, 1940 in Cando, Towner County, [[North Dakota]]) was a U.S. Representative from [[Texas]]' 26th congressional district and served as the [[House Majority Leader]] from 1995 through 2003.  He shared power with his deputy [[Tom DeLay]]. Armey is now a prominent leader in the libertarian anti-tax cause as head of FreedomWorks; he was the prime mover of the anti-tax [[Tea Party Movement]] of 2009.

He is known for his sharp mind and uncompromising style, often speaking in a blunt manner that the liberal media have been quick to criticize.  For example, as House Majority Leader in 1995 he referred to the openly homosexual colleague Barney Frank as "Barney Fag," setting off a firestorm in the liberal media.  Armey said it was simply a verbal slip and apologized, and the issue disappeared.<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/1995/01/28/us/no-2-house-leader-refers-to-colleague-with-anti-gay-slur.html</ref>

He is known for his sharp mind and uncompromising style, often speaking in a blunt manner that the liberal media have been quick to criticize.  For example, as House Majority Leader in 1995 he referred to the openly homosexual congressman Barney Frank as "Barney Fag," setting off a firestorm in the liberal media.  Armey said it was simply a verbal slip and apologized, and the issue disappeared.<ref>http://www.nytimes.com/1995/01/28/us/no-2-house-leader-refers-to-colleague-with-anti-gay-slur.html</ref>

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