steagles wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

steagles wrote:

steagles wrote:this guy is such a douchebag.

you know, i don't even care that he might beat the charge. i'd be okay with that. but he has no business remaining in office, and if i were f. scott, i'd make a one time offer. all charges drop in exchange for him disappearing, and admitting guilt in a way that he could never again run for public office.

short of that, i'd go after his money. i'd go after his wife. i'd go after his kids. i would make life so $#@! painful for this guy that a 5 year sentence in federal 'pound me in the ass' prison would be a godsend.

i want this guy got.

but neither of your posts say who that guy is. It's probably obvious, but I'm missing it. Who do you want got?

edit: I guess you're talking bout the governor of IL, eh.

that;s the one.

VoxOrion wrote:Just admit you want to suck on those nipples and be done with it.

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jerseyhoya wrote:First, the J-E-W-S take away her seat in Congress. Then they ram her relief boat. The worldwide Zionist movement is hard on poor Cynthia.

jerseyhoya wrote:Blagojevich to name Roland Burris to Obama's Senate Seat

I can't believe he's going to name someone to the seat. Will be interesting to see how the Senate handles this and how it is received by the public and Obama.

Preparations for war with Iraq are not yet publicly acknowledged, but earlier in the spring, as Condoleezza Rice discusses diplomatic initiatives involving Iraq with several senators, Bush pokes his head into the room and says, “F**k Saddam. We’re taking him out.”

Michael Brown, director of fema, which becomes part of the Department of Homeland Security: Bush’s strength was—he would say to everybody in the room, Tell me what the problem is and I’ll make a decision. The detrimental aspect of that is the president would make a decision and in his mind it was over with. There was no changing course. The blinders are on. You had to work incredibly hard to get back in front of that line of sight to say, We need to take a different tack here.

Two Democratic officials tell CNN Senate Democratic leaders are planning to block Gov. Rod Blagojevich's appointment of Roland Burris to the Senate seat once held by President-elect Obama.

The officials said this has nothing to do with Burris, an African-American leader and former state attorney general: "anyone appointed by Gov. Blagojevich can not be an effective representative of Illinois and will not be seated by the Democratic caucus," said one.

A spokesman for President-elect Obama says the transition has no comment on this. But they note Obama has previously called on the governor to resign.

UPDATE: Senate Democratic leadership released a statement saying Blagojevich's appointment of Burris was "unfair to the people of Illinois and it will ultimately not stand."