I'd buy that for a dollar:up:

It's always the woman's fault ... seems the governor had a little help.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2008...ging-governor/


Do you think the phone was bugged at the governor's mansion? :yep:

PapaChong's?

:rotfl:

GeeTrue: Blago, bucked the trend and pi$$ed off most of Illinois by not moving into the gub'nas manse down in Springfield when he was elected and relected. He's been a comuter executive. Supposedly this crap has been going on since 2002. Not a surprise to yours truely but anything I would post would be considered right wing propaganda. I guess I get the last laugh. Best now is CNN is debating how much of a connection there is between our President-elect & Blago. Should be an interesting year ahead.

BTW, our trip up was a bit dicey, whiteout conditions on rte 50, but we made it fine. I have to say the jelly belly flavor "vomit" is interesting.... :lol:

This guy even makes Jersey pols look good. I can tell you, that takes some doing.:doh:

Now there is big speculation, the way USA Fitzgerald answered a question near the end of the conference, not verbatim: if offering a U.S. senate for sale is a crime, wouldn't the offering party be just as guilty??? He hemmed and hawed a bit, but acknowledged this as fact and admitted that the investigation is only beginning....

I think the correct term for that job is "jizzmopper."

I'm not sure what you mean by this. Did you mean accepting party?

He's certainly broken seveal Federal laws by governing a US State with that haircut.

Could be August. I'm not too versed in those type of investigations. If someone offers said amount for a "favor" or such and is caught prior to the actual benefit from becoming reality, is it actually accepting? Not being a arsch or anything. But I will use that wording so we can all stay on the same page.

The interesting name that is being bandied about for the 'pay to play' is a son of a certain local reverand, who likes to rhyme in prime time.

And to the Kevin Smith fan, I wanted to say that originally, but wanted to keep Onkiel Neal off my aft. :D

[quote=1480]I just wanted to be sure what you meant.

I'd think that anyone who offered to pay a crooked official in return for a "favor"might open themselves up to a charge of attempted bribery, no?

Candidate No. 5.... Jessie Jackson Jr
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/illinois_governor_jackson

Who brought it to the FBI?

Lets give him him a medal. :D

The investigation has been going on for more than three years. The FBI said they ended it early to keep the sale of the senate seat from going through.