August 17, 2010

There Was One Big Blago Fan On The Jury
— DrewM

The big question on all the counts where the Blagojevich jury couldn't reach a verdict was what was the breakdown of the convict/acquit votes? Well, looks like it was a lone holdout.

But one juror said the panel was deadlocked 11-1 in favor of convicting Blagojevich of trying to auction off the Senate seat.

Juror Erik Sarnello of Itasca, Ill., said one woman on the jury "just didn't see what we all saw." The 21-year-old Sarnello said the counts involving the Senate seat were "the most obvious."

Other jurors tried to persuade the holdout to reconsider, but "at a certain point, there was no changing," he said.

That so many jurors were convinced of Blagojevich's guilt bodes well for prosecutors, said Joel Levin, a former federal prosecutor in Chicago who won a conviction of former Illinois Gov. George Ryan on corruption charges.

"At the end of the day it signals very strongly they will get a conviction next time," Levin said. "It sounds like the case was lost in jury selection."

I think the only question is whether or not he pleads this out before the retrial (he's apparently out of money for lawyers). Of course, we can only hope that he realizes he's going down and decides to go out in a blaze of glory and calls all sorts of Democratic officials next time. Keep hope alive!

Added: I demand that the Taiwan animation people CGI Blago's hair and the jury deliberations.

Rehash [ace]: Yeah, I don't know if you saw my updates but I became increasingly convinced it was 11-1, with the request for the oath by the 11 to convince the 1 to do her frickin' duty.

I also guessed (not confirmed yet) that she might be a big tv watcher:

Patty Blagojevich appeared on last summer's I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here. She wasn't there to win. She was only there to influence the jury pool, to convince people how gosh-darn all-American and sweet she was.

I have to admit: I watched this a bit, and did in fact buy into her act. A little.

Then Rod Blagojevich went on The Celebrity Apprentice. He too didn't care if he won or not; his job was to appear human.

He did less of a job than Patty. Pretty much he appeared like an ineffectual jerkoff who, understandably, cursed at his lawyers a lot on the phone. But in the "boardroom," he was all "Mr. Trump this" and "I have the utmost respect for my competitors that."

It was a sales job, two people seizing upon a sad fact of American life: Celebrities are permitted to murder people. If they're allowed to kill other human beings, what's a little graft?

All they had to do was gain some kind of shady, sketchy, bottom-feeding what's-below-the-D-list celebrity status, and some shut-ins and social retards whose only friendship and comfort comes from a glowing box would imprint upon them and deem them "good people."

Is this what happened? Or is it just a political thing, someone either defending sugar-daddy ward-heeler Blago, or defending him because they see past him and worry that if this domino falls then Jesse Jackson Junior or -- God forbid -- the New God Obama could be damaged?

I don't know. Seemed pretty solid to me. Guy was asking for money for a Senate seat. Even in Chicago, that strikes me as over-the-line.

Posted by: DrewM at 06:31 PM | Comments (99)
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1 Should we hope the Feds are watching her bank accounts closely?

Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 17, 2010 06:32 PM (oL8lS)

2 The bitch set me up! let me off!

Posted by: nickless at August 17, 2010 06:32 PM (MMC8r)

3 Was Blago holding her children "for safe keeping"

Posted by: Jack Bauer's Dad at August 17, 2010 06:33 PM (p0d2a)

4 ugh....ya mean, Blago gave that whole.. "I am vindicated' speech for nothing?

Posted by: Timbo at August 17, 2010 06:36 PM (ph9vn)

5 The bitch.

Posted by: ahem at August 17, 2010 06:38 PM (R/BKu)

6 Stupid bitch.

Posted by: steevy at August 17, 2010 06:38 PM (cdis7)

7 For the retrial will they find a judge who will allow certain names to be mentioned in court? Will certain people (Rezko, Rahm, Valerie Jarrett, JJ Jr) be brought as witnesses? Probably not. It will be the same farce as this one.

Posted by: TheQuietMan at August 17, 2010 06:42 PM (GyB9U)

8 Heh.  In Chi-town, you get what you pay for.  Suckahs.

Posted by: Rod B., man of mystery at August 17, 2010 06:48 PM (sVu2f)

9 So are we pretending the juror wasn't bought off or persuaded with a threat?

That shit actually, really, really does happen in meatworld.

Posted by: Meatworld Bunko Squad at August 17, 2010 06:53 PM (oNj1A)

10 His ego is too big for him to plead it out.

Posted by: dogfish at August 17, 2010 06:54 PM (aRj8S)

11 The juror doesn't have to be bought and paid for.  She just has to be a Chicago imbecile who wants to protect Obama or prove that she's more "sophisticated" than everyone else.

Posted by: Kensington at August 17, 2010 06:54 PM (mEyVv)

12 But it is an interesting predicament.  How do you get these people out of the jury pool, and if it's possible, why wasn't it done this time?

Posted by: Kensington at August 17, 2010 06:55 PM (mEyVv)

13 #12 My experience on several juries is exactly like that.  There always tends to be 1 or 2 that are totally incapable of rationale thought, but like most liberals are too ignorant to know how ignorant they are.

Posted by: dogfish at August 17, 2010 06:58 PM (aRj8S)

14 In other news...Blago juror signs million dollar book deal...
Disclaimer: book, ghost authored by Wm Ayres may already exist but is the perfect way to buy a juror

Posted by: Beto at August 17, 2010 06:58 PM (H+LJc)

15 If 5 out of 9 is good enough for the highest court, why not a simple majority for non-capital cases?

Posted by: Druid at August 17, 2010 06:59 PM (9bSMF)

16 Situations like this are why I support some suggestion I saw floating around several years ago to make verdicts be an 11-1 or a 10-2 vote. 

There are plenty of reasons why those are bad ideas too, but when I hear stories about these lone hold-outs (that could have potentially been compromised),  I grow to like eliminating the unanimous jury verdict option more and more.

Posted by: Kratos (Ghost of Sparta) at August 17, 2010 07:00 PM (c0A3e)

17
The Chicago Machine - best jurors money can buy.

Posted by: Dang Straights at August 17, 2010 07:02 PM (BUmvI)

18 I don't particularly care what happens to Blago, but if this gives us another shot at O and co., I'm stoked.

Posted by: peanut gallery at August 17, 2010 07:02 PM (NurK6)

19 That's the problem with unanymous verdicts: someone always wants to be a big shot.

Posted by: PJ at August 17, 2010 07:03 PM (Fyjeu)

20 Da fuck?

Posted by: Chinese Prosti at August 17, 2010 07:05 PM (O6OIL)

21

SHE WAS GOTTEN TO.

With the "right motivation" she can be made to give up the bag man.

Posted by: Wm T Sherman at August 17, 2010 07:06 PM (tm15w)

22 Let's face it (and my world is about 80% lawyers), the only people who end up on juries are the ones who are too stupid to get out of it.

Posted by: Peaches at August 17, 2010 07:06 PM (sVu2f)

23 The trial was rigged from the get-go to convict Blago of a crime he didn't commit. You can't sell a Senate seat if no one bought it. If I were a juror, knowing that the judge banned certain names from being mentioned, that would be cause enough to vote not guilty on all counts. If the judge and/or prosecutors fix the game justice cannot be carried out. Also, Fuck Fitzy.

Posted by: Free Blago Now! at August 17, 2010 07:10 PM (QBQcg)

24 Somebody already wrote "stupid bitch", what else is there to say?

Posted by: T.S. Magnum at August 17, 2010 07:10 PM (kcqZS)

25 Also, Fuck Fitzy.

No shit.  Remember when he was gonna pull Barry's covers and make the world right again?  I wonder what his price tag was . . .

Posted by: Peaches at August 17, 2010 07:12 PM (sVu2f)

26 It only takes one.

Posted by: garrett at August 17, 2010 07:18 PM (yqaqt)

27 Sorry Peaches, but some of us give a damn about justice and don't mind being on them.

Posted by: dogfish at August 17, 2010 07:18 PM (aRj8S)

28 Patrick Fitzgerald is to justice what abortion is to reproduction.

Posted by: Free Blago Now! at August 17, 2010 07:20 PM (QBQcg)

29 I'm sorry, dogfish.  Meant to put a disclaimer.  My dad and my sis have served on juries and quite enjoyed it.  I'm in LA, so my opinions are colored by all the bullshit verdicts we are so well known for . . .  To those who serve on juries, sincerely and with a thirst for justice, sincere gratitude and admiration.

Posted by: Peaches at August 17, 2010 07:23 PM (sVu2f)

30 23 Let's face it (and my world is about 80% lawyers), the only people who end up on juries are the ones who are too stupid to get out of it.

You can be too smart to be accepted by the defense attorney too.  I have been to jury selection 4 times and I always get eliminated after they ask what my occupation is.  They apparently don't like the idea of passing a bunch of bullshit past an engineer.  Not that I am a super-fucking-rocket-genius or anything but answering engineer is an automatic "you can go home now".

Posted by: Lemmiwinks at August 17, 2010 07:24 PM (IqfKc)

31

I like Blago, in a lovable crook sort of way.  Dig his foul mouthed, vulgar wife, dislike Fitzgerald...alot, and want this saga to keep going, and capture a few more scalps.

In other words, I'm a happy camper.  I want to buy this bought off juror a drink.

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 17, 2010 07:24 PM (IRwVS)

32 No harm, no foul. Hugz 'n kisses.

Posted by: dogfish at August 17, 2010 07:28 PM (aRj8S)

33 The solution to holdouts: Sequestered, no AC, all bean lunches.

Posted by: AmishDude at August 17, 2010 07:29 PM (RgyHa)

34 I like Blago, too.  I toasted him after work this evening.  Was there a flaming coif?  He deserves it.  Plus I quite liked his wife on Survivor, after forming an extremely poor opinion of her when those audio tapes came out.  She won me over, much to my surprise.

Posted by: Peaches at August 17, 2010 07:31 PM (sVu2f)

35 The solution to holdouts: Sequestered, no AC, all bean lunches.

Posted by: AmishDude at August 17, 2010 11:29 PM (RgyHa)

Sounds like a good plan for congress as well.

Nadler sweating and farting, enough to clear out the entire chamber.

 

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 17, 2010 07:31 PM (IRwVS)

36

The lone juror was probably a SUPER DUPER SMART HARVARD grad of Affirmative action background.

IQ. above 50 fo shizzle.

 

Posted by: gus at August 17, 2010 07:31 PM (bpEWJ)

37 He deserves it.  Plus I quite liked his wife on Survivor, after forming an extremely poor opinion of her when those audio tapes came out.  She won me over, much to my surprise.

Posted by: Peaches at August 17, 2010 11:31 PM (sVu2f)

Yeah Blago should get a reality show selling used cars.  You know he's a sleaze, a crook, and is ripping you off, but ya just can't resist buying the lemon.

He's very Clintonian in that way.

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 17, 2010 07:34 PM (IRwVS)

38 So was the juror John Cusack in drag?

Posted by: Rickshaw Jack at August 17, 2010 07:42 PM (PeMve)

39 Sorry, but prosecuting Blago and not even trying to go after others involved was a sick joke. Blago is small potatoes. From the the start this trial was manipulated to protect Ebola. Three cheers for Blago and the one juror that wouldn't play ball.

Posted by: eman at August 17, 2010 07:46 PM (Nw/hR)

40 39 So was the juror John Cusack in drag?

FYI, When John Cusack dresses in drag he goes by Joan Cusack

Posted by: Lemmiwinks at August 17, 2010 07:46 PM (IqfKc)

41 Sorry, but prosecuting Blago and not even trying to go after others involved was a sick joke.


This kind of pissed me off as well.  In a way I'm kinda glad they had a lone holdout.  Maybe that will put the fear of 30 years in fedpen into Blago and he will start singing.  Maybe...

Posted by: Rickshaw Jack at August 17, 2010 07:49 PM (PeMve)

42 popcorn futures UP UP UP

Posted by: The Great Satan's Ghost at August 17, 2010 07:55 PM (uExHH)

43 Three cheers for Blago and the one juror that wouldn't play ball. Posted by: eman

Hey, nothing personal, but fuck you.

Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 17, 2010 07:59 PM (oL8lS)

44

A singing Blago has a real short life expectancy.

Posted by: Naan at August 17, 2010 08:00 PM (GARYj)

45

Rumor has it that Jizzy Jackson Jr. donated generously to the rogue juror's......off-shore bank account he opened up for her.

Constituent services, and all......

 

Posted by: effinayright at August 17, 2010 08:01 PM (IgnKq)

46 I think Fitzgerald should answer to an ethics complaint about his public comments regarding the case. 

Posted by: rdbrewer at August 17, 2010 08:02 PM (t0jpM)

47 There is a big sign in every MFM office that reads, "Protect Obama at All Costs" This trial and the big yawn the MFM gave to Ebola's involvement is just one example. If you are miffed at that lone juror, take another Soma and go back to sleep.

Posted by: eman at August 17, 2010 08:02 PM (Nw/hR)

48 45, Lick me.

Posted by: eman at August 17, 2010 08:04 PM (Nw/hR)

49 I think Fitzgerald should answer to an ethics complaint about his public comments regarding the case. 

Posted by: rdbrewer at August 18, 2010 12:02 AM (t0jpM)

If Fitz wasn't even questioned by some powerless ethics board over the fact that he brought the federal government to a standstill over a case he KNEW was over before he started it, and yet he continued on, for over a year ... then I think he can pretty much do anything he wants and will never be held to account.  Maybe they feel sorry for him, as he's such retarded loser?

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 17, 2010 08:07 PM (Qp4DT)

50 It's kind of funny to compare the Fitzgerald prosecutions.  For the Valerie Plame case - where Fitz knew who leaked the known info from the start and lied to EVERYONE during his prosecution - he had everyone in the Bush White House spend hours and hours testifying, when he KNEW that they were all innocent.  For the Blago case - where we KNOW that Rahm and the Indonesian were in the Senate seat salwe up to their fucking ears ... no one is called.

Unreal that he gets away with this shit.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 17, 2010 08:11 PM (Qp4DT)

51 They should have gone for a change of venue. The Senate seat sale thing should have been done by the Supreme Court. Blago should start blabbing.

Posted by: FlaviusJulius at August 17, 2010 08:11 PM (i6UsH)

52 The wiretaps were about to catch Ebola and Fitz pulled the plug. But what are folks peeing their pants about? A juror.

Posted by: eman at August 17, 2010 08:12 PM (Nw/hR)

53

So, they retry the case.  The jury foreman is on record as telling the prosecutors to simplify the case.  Some of the 11 who wanted to convict seem rather ticked off at the lone holdout who nullified the whole thing. 

The hung jury just keeps this trial fresh in everybody's mind, because of the sleaze of the Chi-town bosses almost getting their guy off.  This is a rain delay in the trial, it's not the end of the game.  Get your popcorn.............

Posted by: Boots at August 17, 2010 08:12 PM (06JTY)

54 It's kind of funny to compare the Fitzgerald prosecutions.

Back off my boy or suffer the consequences, bitch.

Posted by: Eric "Pantha" Holder at August 17, 2010 08:13 PM (sVu2f)

55 All Blago has to say to Fitz is, "Try that shit again and Jug-Ears gets cuffed."

Posted by: eman at August 17, 2010 08:15 PM (Nw/hR)

56 But what are folks peeing their pants about?

A juror. Posted by: eman

The fact that others are guilty of worse does not excuse that shit from anything. Cheering the non-judgment is deranged.

Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 17, 2010 08:15 PM (oL8lS)

57 Blago should start singing and never stop.  He's got Barry by the shorthairs and I know he knows how to use that.  So, that means, he's already doing it.  Game over.

Posted by: Peaches at August 17, 2010 08:17 PM (sVu2f)

58 58, The trial itself was corrupt.

Posted by: eman at August 17, 2010 08:19 PM (Nw/hR)

59 The trial itself was corrupt.

Posted by: eman at August 18, 2010 12:19 AM (Nw/hR)

And a mockery.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 17, 2010 08:24 PM (Qp4DT)

60 The trial itself was corrupt.

Posted by: eman at August 18, 2010 12:19 AM (Nw/hR)

And a mockery.

Posted by: progressoverpeace

of a sham ...

Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 17, 2010 08:25 PM (oL8lS)

61 My Patrick Fitzgerald Action Figure keeps shitty on me.

Posted by: Scooter Libby at August 17, 2010 08:25 PM (Nw/hR)

62 The fact that others are guilty of worse does not excuse that shit from anything. Cheering the non-judgment is deranged.

Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 18, 2010 12:15 AM (oL8lS)

He was convicted of one count, and he will be retried on the others.  Hardly a travesty.  If it means others, more crooked, and just as guilty as Blago go down, I'm all for it.

This whole thing has been a joke since Fitz decided to cut short the investigation.

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 17, 2010 08:26 PM (IRwVS)

63 Still pissed at W.

Posted by: Dick Cheney at August 17, 2010 08:26 PM (Nw/hR)

64 Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 18, 2010 12:15 AM (oL8lS) The fact that he was put on trial for a crime he was about to/maybe/might commit while Deadfish and V. "Slumlord" Jarrett skate is bs. Back when this whole thing started the prosecution alleged 9 possible candidates for purchasing the seat. Yet, only Blago and his brother are charged with anything. Fitzy the fucktard needs a flaming fist of fury administered rectally until one can tickle his gall bladder.

Posted by: Free Blago Now! at August 17, 2010 08:26 PM (QBQcg)

65 shitting, even

Posted by: Scooter Libby at August 17, 2010 08:28 PM (Nw/hR)

66 Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 18, 2010 12:25 AM (oL8lS)

Blago is a twisted version of Fielding Mellish.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 17, 2010 08:28 PM (Qp4DT)

67 Are you guys serious about beating up jury holdouts, or is that just in this case?  My one time on a jury (also in crook county) was an hour of testimony followed by 3 hours of the other jurors yelling at me for not agreeing with them that the old guy who drove straight through a light rather than the young guy turning left trying to beat the yellow (his own testimony) was at fault.

Posted by: Methos at August 17, 2010 08:30 PM (uiSCx)

68

I've thought about this for the better part of 15 seconds, and decided the whole shebang is a positive.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted by: Meremortal at August 17, 2010 08:32 PM (DffuX)

69

This whole thing has been a joke since Fitz decided to cut short the investigation.

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 18, 2010 12:26 AM (IRwVS)

He screwed up this investigation and prosecution at every possible step. And he acted exactly opposite to how he had acted in the Valerie Plame case (which actually was a joke, thereby making the prosecution a real travesty).  In that case he publicly went after and LIED about people he knew were innocent (since he knew that Armitage was the "leak").  In the Blago case he avoided and omitted people he knew where guilty - after having sabotaged the investigation to save the Indonesian and then making pretend that his office had nothing to do with anything.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 17, 2010 08:32 PM (Qp4DT)

70 Liberal Democrats are evil, that about sums it up.  If they can screw the world up and increase their evil in the world, they are happy.  They are deliriously happy while they bathe in, and drink copiously of human blood.

Posted by: BeckoningChasm at August 17, 2010 08:33 PM (eNxMU)

71

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 18, 2010 12:32 AM (Qp4DT)

Yup.  He sounds power hungry, with an agenda.

Does Andy McCarthy still shill for him?

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 17, 2010 08:34 PM (IRwVS)

72

Does Andy McCarthy still shill for him?

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 18, 2010 12:34 AM (IRwVS)

Don't know.  It's a real shame because I like McCarthy and Fitzgerald's criminal duplicity is all too open and obvious.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 17, 2010 08:38 PM (Qp4DT)

73 He sounds power hungry, with an agenda

Posted by: prada sport shoes at August 18, 2010 12:37 AM (b6VCg)

I've got spam stalking me. Better than Glenn Close I spose.

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 17, 2010 08:38 PM (IRwVS)

74 Fitz just mailed me a picture of my reputation sucking off a donkey in Mexico. He also asked if I want a video, too.

Posted by: Scooter Libby at August 17, 2010 08:39 PM (Nw/hR)

75 Delta, you've given birth on the thread.  Congratulations.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 17, 2010 08:39 PM (Qp4DT)

76 Delta, you've given birth on the thread.  Congratulations.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 18, 2010 12:39 AM (Qp4DT)

lol

Yeah, a mini me.  And he wears prada!  Impressive.

Posted by: Delta Smelt at August 17, 2010 08:42 PM (IRwVS)

77 "It sounds like the case was lost in jury selection."

Ugh, I hate this sentiment. Yeah, jury selection where both sides try their best to stack the jury or find folks who will blindly do what the judge tells them.

Posted by: JS at August 17, 2010 08:48 PM (vvckl)

78 Shit.

Posted by: Rahm E. at August 17, 2010 08:49 PM (Nw/hR)

79 Hmmmm.

So.  Does Blago run for the US Senate?  How about Gov of Illinois?



Pass the popcorn and the malt liquour.

Posted by: memomachine at August 17, 2010 09:01 PM (MwCol)

80

It's kind of funny to compare the Fitzgerald prosecutions. 

Nice points, POP.

Posted by: rdbrewer at August 17, 2010 09:54 PM (t0jpM)

81 Liberalism is a religion.  All tenets of this religion must be accepted with no exceptions. 

It's like having muslims decide if KSM is "guilty."  No muslim on a jury would ever convict him.

In a very real, and shameful sense, I hope they try KSM in New York and make sure they have muslims on the jury.  Maybe, just maybe, when the verdict comes back "Innocent on all charges" it just might make some people wake up.  Not Liberals, of course, they are already asleep and dreaming.  But perhaps some "real people" might wake up and say, "You know, electing Democrats has caused nothing but trouble."


Posted by: BeckoningChasm at August 17, 2010 10:10 PM (eNxMU)

82 Is it odd that everyone has seemed to have forgotten that blago is a democrat?

Posted by: steve at August 18, 2010 02:03 AM (2iVD6)

83 93 Steve,

nobody has forgotten Hairdo is a Donk....

that's why we knew he'd walk.

The newsies didn't forget that Hairdo was a sonk either that is why they don't mention his party affiliation.

Posted by: sven10077 at August 18, 2010 02:07 AM (kq1lG)

84 Fitzgerald needs surveillance of the lone holdout's financial accounts. Wouldn't surprise if she were to relocate into much finer circumstances than affordable.

So Obama's material links to the case were ruled out of court. THAT was really what the whole thing revolved around. Obama wanted monopoly on the kickback after ordering who would get his seat.

Posted by: Memory at August 18, 2010 04:55 AM (H+LJc)

85 Blagojevich doesn't seem to have any brain except to follow orders.

So exactly WHO really was selling Obama's senate seat? The previous owner.

Posted by: Memory at August 18, 2010 04:56 AM (H+LJc)

86 I probably would have voted as the one holdout did, on the grounds that the charges being pursued against Blago were not pursuant to laws that the Constitution grants the federal government (as opposed to state governments) the right to enact.

Posted by: Jim at August 18, 2010 05:03 AM (/Mtjv)

Posted by: diþ beyazlatýcý at August 18, 2010 06:36 AM (AnOMr)

88 Not sure anyone will read this at this point.. but local radio here in Chicago had a juror on this morning.  He described the hold out juror as a person who listens to NPR and liberal talk radio!

Posted by: ChiTown-Jerry at August 18, 2010 07:10 AM (f9c2L)

89

94.  She was my top suspect when I read the description of all 12 jurors yesterday.  The joke is on her if she thought she was helping the cause. The press postmortens on what went wrong in this case will be in the news longer than a conviction story would have been, which will hurt the Democrats running this year.  Then sometime next year Fitz will certainly retry the charges that split 11-1 and who knows how long that might drag out. 

Posted by: NC Mountain Girl at August 18, 2010 07:36 AM (Rjr+C)

90 HUM.......... so the law Blog broke is Lie n......

Lets C..... every criminal lies when he says I didn't do it.......

Barry...... Couldn't tell the truth to save his kids...... no death panels, I was sleep n when Rev Wright said that crap, when life begins is above my pay grade (ok so he told the truth there) and on and on.......

And Bill "creamy blue dress" Clinton:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSDAXGXGiEw

roflmao

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91

Can the one bitch on the jury be stalked?

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92

I love the hold-out.  Anytime Fitzy gets a wedgie, it's

a good day.  He should be out there crucifying the

REAL dangers to America.....like Scooter.

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