He's a crook ...

[Moab]

The scum bag democrat who gave the good democrats a bad name got his ... Rob got 14 yeare ans must serve 12 before parole ..

Than god and the baby Jesus for seeing this ass-hole pretty boy get the slammer where some bull fag will show him his slammer ..

[curtinsea]

Politics Chicago style

Par for that course. who else do we know come out of the Chicago political machine?

oh yeah

[wabbit]

"good democrats"

[billynomates]

The scum bag democrat who gave the good democrats a bad name got his

LMAO To whom did he give a bad name? The Chicago politicians/gangsters ie Emmanuel,Obama, Rezko were queueing up to to do business with him. For such a clever, astute politician Barack has certainly got a load of dodgy pals.

[billybob]

Birds of a feather, all flock together !!! I think thats how it goes.

[wubders]

Soon to join the last Governor of IL, George Ryan, in a special wing at the federal pen over in Terre Haute, IN where IL governors go to retire... George Ryan was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for letting so many off of death row...


The Chicago machine has IL wide open with regard to campaign financing, etc., so guess that is like their first sniff of meth, and they can't slow down after that--lol

But give ole Rob Blojobabitch credit, it took two trials to get the right verdict against him.....so the machine about got him off ...of course that cost IL millions to have another trial

[billynomates]

Of course you give them a bit of slack cos Obama's mates are running the state so well..

THE state finances in Illinois are an ugly mess of deficits, unpaid bills and tax refund backlogs. At the heart of the problem lies a public pension liability estimated at a present value of $80 billion. The state’s pension schemes are only 51% funded, the lowest rate among the 50 states. In January, in an attempt to grapple with its problems, the state raised corporate taxes from 7.3% to 9.5% and personal income tax from 3% to 5%. Although the tax hikes are theoretically temporary—and start to expire in 2015—both the rises and the continued failure of politicians to get to grips with the budget crisis are starting to worry businesses.

Over 17% of the state’s operating budget, or about $5.8 billion this year, goes on meeting public-pension obligations—a burden that will worsen as longevity increases. Many companies, fearing that they, and their employees, will ultimately have to pick up the tab, are demanding tax breaks to stay in the state

[bluffmanxx]

cos Obama's mates are running the state so well..

what fucking amazing is that so many of those "good democrats" want to keep repeating the same failed policies. they failed in chicago, in california, in europe...all are going down the toilet - yet we are supposed to follow along somehow expecting different results??

[billybob]

You can bet he will end up in a " country club " pen!!

[Nynus]

Corzine is next......