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Illinois Senate Takes Up Blagojevich’s CasePosted on Jan 26, 2009
He’s been airing his side of the story to the press; now it’s time for the Illinois Senate to actually decide Rod Blagojevich’s fate. On Monday, the impeached Illinois governor went on trial, and his prospects aren’t looking good.
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By purplewolf, January 27 at 2:19 am #
I am still trying to decide who has had the most pathetic exit from their political career. Odd Rod or Chimp Boy G.W.?
Report thisBy Russian Paul, January 27 at 12:21 am #
What’s more germane is what’s motivating those who are so determined to get this guy. His crimes are peanuts compared to the gargantuan swindle of TARP. This is just another distraction…
Report thisBy Stephen Smoliar, January 26 at 6:26 pm #
I have been wrestling with the question of what motivates Blagojevich’s actions since the time of his arrest; and I have finally come up with a hypothesis at:
http://therehearsalstudio.blogspot.com/2009/01/playing-fool.html
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