Sunday, November 8, 2009

Rod Blagojevich

Blagojevich on the Media: 'Screw the Truth'

In his new book, former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich lets everyone know what he thinks of the media. more >>

Blagojevich Book Says Emanuel Sought Deal

Former Illinois governor claims Emanuel wanted a "placeholder" in his House seat. more >>

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Illinois Governor Blagojevich Bounced From Office

Not only was Blagojevich impeached, but he was barred from ever holding a public post in Illinois again more >>

Roland Burris, Proclaimed Senator After All, Despite Blagojevich Controversy

Democrats, eager to move on, decided to seat the new junior senator from Illinois. more >>

Who Knows, Maybe Burris Will Be an Outstanding Senator

It looks like Senate Democrats are backing down and preparing to seat Burris. more >>

Before Reversal, Senate Democrats Were Ready to Play Hardball Against Burris

They appear ready to reverse positions and seat Illinois Senate pick Roland Burris. more >>

Capitol Hill Drama as Burris Tries (Unsuccessfully) to Claim Senate Seat

Despite calling himself 'junior senator from Illinois,' Burris was not allowed to assume Obama's seat. more >>

Burris Wants Respect and Power. Blagojevich Just Wants a Deal

Bob Kemper looks at the motivations behind Roland Burris's attempt to join the Senate. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About Roland Burris

Embattled Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich named Roland Burris as Obama's replacement in the U.S. Senate. more >>

Richardson, Blagojevich Complicate Obama's Attempts for a Smooth Transition

A few bumps in the road have appeared for President-elect Obama. more >>

Senate Has No Right Not to Seat Roland Burris, Despite Blagojevich

Eugene Volokh takes the same view I do: that legal precedent is on Burris' side. more >>

Blagojevich's Selection of Roland Burris May Be Hard to Undo

There are no allegations of wrongdoing on behalf of Burris, so would Democrats want to expel him? more >>

What Do You Think About Blagojevich Appointing Roland Burris to Barack Obama's Vacant Senate Seat?

The Illinois secretary of state doesn't like it one bit, and neither do Senate Democrats. more >>

Roland Burris, Rod Blagojevich: Illinois Politics Gets Weirder and Weirder

Blago strikes back. more >>

Illinois Gov. Blagojevich Plans to Name Roland Burris to Replace Obama

Blagojevich's plans set up a challenge with congressional leaders who say they will reject his pick. more >>

Does His Internal Report Clear Obama and His Staff of Any Blagojevich-Related Wrongdoing?

The answer seems a clear "Yes," though doubts linger on. more >>

The Obama Staff’s Blagojevich Report—What Will It Show?

Many eagerly await the findings, while others think it's much ado about nothing. more >>

Obama Report Will Clear Rahm Emanuel, Say Democratic Sources

Report due out soon on his contacts with Illinois Gov. Blagojevich. more >>

Should Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich Be Impeached?

Either way, the Illinois Supreme Court refuses to hear the case. more >>

Obama’s Approval Ratings Still Unfettered

An RNC ad attempts to link Obama to Blagojevich. Recent polls show that the ad isn't working. more >>

Rod Blagojevich Is Not the Political Norm

Neither side is immune. more >>

Blagojevich and Chicago Politics Hurt Obama

My latest Creators Syndicate column on the scandal. more >>

Rod Blagojevich, Barack Obama, and the Republican Attack Ad

Crank party more >>

Impeachment Calls Grow as Disgraced Blagojevich Ignores Demands to Resign

Despite the Illinois governor's arrest on corruption charges, he went to work as usual today. more >>

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