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Who? [Dan Collins]

Blagojevich Democrats like [Lieutenant Governor] Pat Quinn did nothing to stand up to Gov. Blagojevich and his ethical lapses,” said Joe Birkett, the DuPage County state’s attorney who has long had his eyes on statewide office.

Speaker Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) and Senate President Emil Jones (D-Chicago), Blagojevich’s closest legislative ally for years, have called the legislature back to Springfield to vote on a measure that would put the selection of an Obama successor into the hands of voters.

Huh. Where have I heard that name before?

31 Replies to “Who? [Dan Collins]”

  1. Blago democrats – it’s the new term. They’re not really democrats, ’cause, you know, real democrats are honest and stuff. Hope and change!

  2. thor says:

    I hear there’s some news out of Mowcow.

  3. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates says:

    Interesting, thor, but that doesn’t look like it has anything to do with Obama lying to the press.

    Why did he do it?

  4. Obstreperous Infidel says:

    Thor has degenerated into alphie status. Anybody hear from Jeff? Anyone?

  5. dre says:

    Blagorat, Obamarat, Fwrankrat, Doddrat: subspecies of Demorat.

  6. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates says:

    Didn’t he say that he was going to be gone until after the holidays, OI?

  7. Mossberg500 says:

    I see thorhoid, the asspilot, is up early to derail the thread.

  8. thor says:

    Huh. I have an impostor, I see. Ignore him, please.

  9. I’ll play along …

    You know, we stupid Americans could learn a lot from the Russians. I can’t believe we’re complaining about a corrupt Dem governor with ties to the President Elect. Until we’ve been through what the Russians have …

    bla bla bla …

  10. Mr. Pink says:

    Wow it sure didn’t take long for McCain to shank the RNC in the back.

  11. Mr. Pink – I’m beginning to think that McCains wasn’t such a great candidate after all. If ONLY we’d known sooner.

  12. Mr. Pink says:

    Heh.

  13. thorichka says:


    Comment by thor on 12/15 @ 8:10 am #

    Huh. I have an impostor, I see. Ignore him, please.

    Haha. Am I twisting the knife in the flabbiest most sensitive quarter of your protruding belly? Teh raging neocon sock puppet mimics those who best press the r-wingers defeated-retreat buttons!

    I am that good.

  14. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates says:

    Over in the Blago thread, that tool parsnip was claiming that we were obligated to obey McCain because he is the “leader of our party”.

    I LOLed.

  15. thorichka says:

    #

    Comment by Carin’s got a sore head on 12/15 @ 8:12 am #

    I’ll play along …

    You know, we stupid Americans could learn a lot from the Russians. I can’t believe we’re complaining about a corrupt Dem governor with ties to the President Elect. Until we’ve been through what the Russians have …

    bla bla bla …

    You, no. You’re well past the learning stage in your life, or pretend to be, one of the two.

  16. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates says:

    More than a dozen new witnesses have come forward. Let the plea bargaining commence!

    (via Hot Air)

  17. Over in the Blago thread, that tool parsnip was claiming that we were obligated to obey McCain because he is the “leader of our party”.

    That almost makes me feel sorry for the retarded root vegetable.

  18. Mr. Pink says:

    McCain was given issues with which to contrast himself with his opponent and the other party, instead of taking them and using them he agrees with Dems at around a 90% clip. Even if O! was completely on the up and up in this instance, it still appears he lied about contacts between his staff and Blago. Contacts he will deny knowing about in the same vein as he denies knowing about Wright, Ayers, Rezko, blah blah blah. For McCain to just go out of his way to defend him before any information has even come out is retarded.

  19. dre says:

    More retardation:

    In connection with the utterly partisan and disingenuous Senate Armed Services report last week on detainee abuse, which is simply a continuation of the Bush Torture Myth perpetuated by Democrats and their fellow-travelers, Fellow Traveler Numero Uno, Sen. John McCain, was quoted as follows in the WSJ’s coverage:

    “The committee’s report details the inexcusable link between abusive interrogation techniques used by our enemies who ignored the Geneva Conventions and interrogation policy for detainees in U.S. custody,” Sen. McCain said in a statement. “These policies are wrong and must never be repeated.”

    So al Qaeda — which is not and cannot be a party to the Geneva Conventions, and which has never done anything but torture and kill its captives — ignores Geneva and follows its torture/kill practice because of American policy rather than twisted jihadist ideology? Really Senator?

    ?

  20. Mr. Pink says:

    WTF???? That is freakin retarded. That sounds like something that would come out of Murtha’s mouth.

  21. Techie says:

    10 to 1 Murtha wrote it.

  22. mojo says:

    OMG! Crooked pols? In CHICAGO??!

    Why didn’t anybody tell me?
    (end O’B impersonation)

  23. SarahW says:

    Thank you for your Service, John McCain. You have delighted us long enough.

  24. Log Cabin says:

    Now how can this be? Some root vegetable had assured us that this would all fade away in a couple of days. It’s almost like this story has legs or something.

  25. thor says:

    Very clever, neocon impostor. Maybe you can even fool the slope-browed repugs here.

  26. MAJ (P) John says:

    Emil Jones is a wholly owned subsidiary of Exelon/Commonwealth Edison. He single handedly knocked out proposed legistlation that a majority of Democrats favored, and all for a mere $200,000.

    I think most IL Dems were offended – not at the fact he was acting corruptly, but that he was doing so for so very little…

  27. RonF says:

    Oh, it gets better. Did you note the name of the first legislator named? State Rep. Mike Madigan (D) is my representative. He’s the House Majority Leader. He’s the father of Attorney General Lisa Madigan (D), who’s trying to get the Illinois Supreme Court to declare that Gov. Blagojevich (D) is, purely because he’s under Federal indictment, unable to execute his office and thus should be removed from office not by impeachment but under a law similar to the Federal Constitutional amendment that provides for transferring power over to the Vice President if the President is disabled, ill, etc.

    So, never mind all that nasty stuff about “impeachment” and “conviction” – they’ll just push him out of the way on a quick vote without giving him a chance to defend himself (i.e., name names). Very handy. We’ll see if the Illinois Supremes give their blessing to this putsch.

  28. Dan Collins says:

    I know, Ron. The other thing, of course, is that Rahm added Lisa Madigan afterwards to his list of Obamapproved nominees for the Senate seat. It wouldn’t be so sticky for old Rahm if she had appeared on the original list, but . . . you know what they say about hindsight.

  29. Sdferr says:

    I’ve seen that Madigan name before I think. And Mell. Who said what? Oh, yeah.

    Mell was livid. He said his son-in-law was willing to “throw anyone under the bus.”

    “He uses everybody and then discards ‘em,” he told Chicago magazine. In a brief interview with The Associated Press, Mell expressed sadness about how the feud has created a rift in his family, but declined to say more.

    Getting riftier today, no doubt.

  30. Rusty says:

    Ron. I think Blago is hanging on until somebody in the party makes him a deal. However unrealistic that may be. He knows he’s sunk. He also knows that he has the goods on a lot of dems both at the state and fed level. He wants someone to save his family from ruin and the promise of a state job after this is over.
    I wonder how much he’s got on Dick Durban? That fraud has been unusally quiet over all of this.

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