Showing posts with label Rod Blgaojevich. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rod Blgaojevich. Show all posts

Friday, April 23, 2010

Dick "The Turban" Durbin Subpoenaed In Blagojevich Trial

And the hits just keep on coming for the Democrats.
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin says he's been subpoenaed by Rod Blagojevich's defense attorneys to testify at the ousted Illinois governor's upcoming corruption trial.

Durbin discussed the subpoena during an appearance in Chicago on Friday — a day after Blagojevich's lawyers asked a federal judge to issue a subpoena to force President Barack Obama to testify.


Now Obama needs to get worried. Durbin is spineless wonder and if the prosecutors get on the right train of questioning Barack could find himself on the same side of the bus he has thrown so many others under.

Dick Durbin, improving the tone of politics in America since 1983.

Hey Barry, starting to feel a little heat? Durbin was one of the first to beg Obama to run for president. If you played real close attention to that url of the petition you have seen it was from George Washington University in Washington D.C.

Dick also took some heat when he called for the resignation of Roland Burris, whom Blagojevich appointed to take over the empty seat of Obama in the Senate. It is a sordid and tangled web of deceit and corruption in Illinois politics and this trial could prove to be an interesting sideshow to the upcoming rerun season on television.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Blago Exposed

I'm sure the public has been clamoring to see more Rod Blagojevich.
Gov. Rod Blagojevich has been exposed in more ways than one.

Bruce Elliott, the painter made famous for his nude portrait of Gov. Sarah Palin, has nearly completed another "revealing" work of art.

Elliott's latest piece shows a nervous Blagojevich handcuffed and wearing an orange jumpsuit pulled down to his knees. A nearby guard wears an intimidating rubber glove.

Disrespectful? Insulting? That's exactly the tone Elliott is aiming for.

"I was stunned when I found out what that criminal complaint [outlined]," the artist told the Chicago Tribune. "Hopefully, someone is going to find this irreverent."
It's called The Cavity Search.