Comments on: Illinois Governor Arrested for Trying to Sell Obama Senate Seat

By: Brian Richard Allen

Brian Richard Allen — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 13:52:59 +0000

So Patrick Fitzgerald, the activist “Democratic” potty hack, who, despite that he knew in the first week that no crime had been committed, for six or seven years dragged out an “investigation” of the repeating of the name of an obscure feral bureaucracy clerk-typist by “someone in the Administrative Branch,” now wants us to believe that he absolutely had to order a stop to the far-from-complete secret investigation and wire tapping of the corrupt political machine that spawned the mobbed-up Marxist murtadd Muslim Arab-African?

And that the timing of his ordering the investigation stopped and his staging of the unprofessional and unethical circus with which he surrounded the arrests of the governor and his gofor were in no way connected with the precipitous withdrawal from Senate consideration of the mobbed-up Marxist murtadd Muslim’s “Candidate Number One” — and/or with that person’s immediate appointment to the incoming “administration?”

(As: “senior adviser and assistant to the president in charge of intergovernmental relations.”

In which “job,” it is said that she “will have the ear of the president and act as a go-between with state and local elected officials and public interest groups.”

Surely Chicago crook’s county code for “will emulate Missus Blythe (”Cli’ton’”) Arkansas role and be the brown-paper-bag person between the “Democrat’s” now white-house-based lootocracy and its cronies and thug constituencies.”)

My money says Fitzgerald’s political-activist gang tipped off the office of the narcissist erect and called a halt to any further gathering of incriminating evidence against it and its messiah.

Brian Richard Allen
Los Angeles – CalifUBAMAcated and the Far Abroad

By: Rashputin

Rashputin — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 12:10:48 +0000

movie buff – “it gives me chills to see how calm and collected he continues to act”

He must have a lot to trade if he’s convicted, that would explain the calm and collected part of his situation. I’d be willing to bet that he has more evidence on others safely tucked away than the Feds have on him.

It bothers me that they went after him now rather than waiting until he consumated a deal with someone. Do they actually have him on taking the cash and delivering what was paid for in other things? Why couldn’t they wait and get whoever paid for the appointment as well as the guy selling it? Maybe that’ll become clear as things move along.

Regards

By: movie buff

movie buff — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 05:53:03 +0000

what’s all this talk about calling for Blagojevich to “resign?” … “throw him in prison” sounds a lot more fitting

it gives me chills to see how calm and collected he continues to act

By: Kiseta50

Kiseta50 — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 02:54:01 +0000

Last night I read the Serbian papers, and they are upset for Milorad Blagojevic to bring shame to the Serbian people so many thousand miles away. They have enought of the same corruption in Serbia, but nobody is talking about it.

By: Rashputin

Rashputin — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 02:23:48 +0000

Robert Hurley – ” …rinds me of the Muslims who think that 9/11 was a jewish plot…”

More of your self-projection. You and yours are the ones who accept whatever mullah Hussein told you at the last Tibetan Yak nad festival and refuse to look at any facts that your fellow democraps haven’t sanctified. Your comment elsewhere about your new pop-up book, “See Dick & Jane Follow The Silk Road – The blessed tale of Dick beheaded and Jane sold into slavery”, proved beyond a doubt that you’re constantly projecting your own faults onto others. You have to be one of the most hypnotized sons of an unknown father I’ve ever seen.

Here you are in another comment area, still rolled up like an armadillo (so your head doesn’t have to come out of its favorite damp resting place), stretching out a single digit to punch in letter after letter, then post still more regurgitation. Do you stay rolled up between chat areas with just a shove from a friend to roll you in the right direction, or do you actually unball and skitter off to the next one?

Go back to your Yak nad festival now

By: myth buster

myth buster — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 02:01:08 +0000

It’s funny people should bring up Bill Clinton, because Clinton’s legacy in Arkansas was Gov. Tucker going to jail for his involvement in the Whitewater scandal (which Bill and Hill both conveniently avoided). The result: a sitting governor convicted of a felony, two men both claiming to be Governor of Arkansas at the same time, and Arkansas hashing out its corruption problems during the 10.5 year Huckabee administration. If it worked for Arkansas, it can work for Illinois, too. This is ugly, but they have to hash it out on their own.

By: susan

susan — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:37:00 +0000

what makes you think that robert hurley has got any wealth? he’s probably living off handouts from the obama camp for plaguing message boards.

He’s on the receiving end of the equation.

By: Thinking Person

Thinking Person — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:26:19 +0000

Robert Hurley is “thankful that Obama will be in charge”. You mean you’re thankful that Obama will be out in front of the curtain with Pelosi, Reid and Billary backstage manning the marionette strings right? Obama can barely answer a reporters question about this Illinois Gov. debacle and you expect him to be able to handle foreign/domestic affairs? Laughable. He will be front and center but “in charge”? We all know that’s a farce.

By: Peter the Sub Guy

Peter the Sub Guy — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:12:48 +0000

103. Robert Hurley wrote:
Makes me even more thankful that Obama will be in charge

Peter responds: Just keep repeating that mantra to yourself when he comes to redistribute YOUR wealth.

By: Robert Hurley

Robert Hurley — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 18:52:26 +0000

Poor Misanthropicus rinds me of the Muslims who think that 9/11 was a jewish plot. He and they are equally delusional. Makes me even more thankful that Obama will be in charge