Chicago Way is a two way street, from John Kass, Chicago Tribune:
It’s no secret that some in journalism get offended when anyone dares mention that the president was involved in Chicago politics. But the filing is not
Double standard on gods, a twit judge in Wisconsin ruled the National Day Prayer is somehow unconstitutional. So while praying to the God of Abraham is unconstitutional, we can pray to silly Earth Goddess, from Ryan J. Foley, Associated
Lynn Sweet at the Chicago Sun-Times, forwards notes from staffers Natasha Korecki and Dave McKinney :
State lawmakers are calling for a criminal investigation into whether U.S. Sen. Roland Burris committed perjury before a state impeachment panel, in the
Continue reading about Burris Purjury: (Blagojevich is the Gift That Keeps on Giving)
I keep hearing names bandied about, that Special Procecutor Patrick Fitzgerald is supposed to be hearing, as well. Oh, yes, Fitz is still out there.
The names? Well, they’re ones you’ll want to keep tucked away, because in my estimation,
Now where is Ann Margaret when you need her? Rod Blagojevich is now the ex-governor of Illinios, Associated Press:
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Gov. Rod Blagojevich was convicted at his impeachment trial and thrown out of office Thursday, ending a
The Washington Post:
Republican criticism of the stimulus package that the House will vote on tonight has focused on its soaring price tag, but some Democrats on Capitol Hill and other administration supporters are voicing a separate critique: that
Continue reading about Despite It’s Pricetag, It Won’t Work; Time to Stop It.
It’s occurs to me in looking around this morning at the news and commentary that Send to be Ex-Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich would’ve made an ideal candidate to run Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.
It also occurs to me, that
Continue reading about Blago: Why Now, And Who Pointed the Finger?