You promised CHANGE and it started good right here in ILLINOIS. If it
wasnt' for you being elected POTUS, we'd still be putting up with the
puppet machine.

Well, Blago's out and Quin is in!


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28539642/

Now, when will the fedral and state corruption trials begin? Will
Blagy-pants do time for something? Eh, who knows.


comments from his own party affiliates:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

"His silence in this grave matter is deafening," said House Majority
Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, D-Chicago.

During the House's 90-minute debate, no one spoke up to defend the
governor. But Rep. Milton Patterson, D-Chicago, voted against
impeachment.

Rep. Elga Jefferies, D-Chicago, voted "present." ("O" did a lot of
that, too!)

Patterson said he wasn't defending anyone, but that he read the
impeachment committee's report and wasn't comfortable voting against
the governor.

"I went by my own gut feeling, it's as simple as that," he said. "I
read the report. If the government is going to indict him, let them go
ahead and do that. That's their job and I'm doing my job."

Rep. Susana Mendoza, D-Chicago, noted the federal allegation that
Blagojevich threatened to withhold state funds for children's health
care unless he got a campaign donation from a hospital executive.
"Repugnant is too kind a word to describe that action," she said.

On Jan 29, 11:44*pm, Tim wrote:
You promised CHANGE and it started good right here in ILLINOIS. If it
wasnt' for you being elected POTUS, we'd still be putting up with the
puppet machine.

Well, Blago's out and Quin is in!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28539642/

Now, when will the *fedral and state corruption trials begin? Will
Blagy-pants do time for something? *Eh, who knows.

comments from his own party affiliates:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

"His silence in this grave matter is deafening," said House Majority
Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, D-Chicago.

During the House's 90-minute debate, no one spoke up to defend the
governor. But Rep. Milton Patterson, D-Chicago, voted against
impeachment.

*Rep. Elga Jefferies, D-Chicago, voted "present." ("O" did a lot of
that, too!)

Patterson said he wasn't defending anyone, but that he read the
impeachment committee's report and wasn't comfortable voting against
the governor.

"I went by my own gut feeling, it's as simple as that," he said. "I
read the report. If the government is going to indict him, let them go
ahead and do that. That's their job and I'm doing my job."

Rep. Susana Mendoza, D-Chicago, noted the federal allegation that
Blagojevich threatened to withhold state funds for children's health
care unless he got a campaign donation from a hospital executive.
"Repugnant is too kind a word to describe that action," she said.

Boat content = ZIP
Moredumbasspolitics = 110%

On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:44:31 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

Interesting piece of trivia - there are 11 towns/cities named
Woodstock in the US and 15 if you include Canada.

And who wants to include Canada. :)

--

"I intend to live forever. So far, so good."

Steven Wright

On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 10:58:04 GMT, Wizard of Woodstock
wrote:

On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:44:31 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

Interesting piece of trivia - there are 11 towns/cities named
Woodstock in the US and 15 if you include Canada.

And who wants to include Canada. :)

More trivia. Went to Woodstock, IL once. Chasing an ad in the
Trading Times for a pickup cap. Rustic area then. Thought I'd never
get there. Guy led me to a bramble patch where the homemade thing
sat, crooked, wet and rotting. Didn't buy it of course.
Never went back.
So when somebody says Woodstock to me, it's like saying Niagara Falls
to curly.
No offense.

--Vic

"Wizard of Woodstock" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:44:31 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

Interesting piece of trivia - there are 11 towns/cities named
Woodstock in the US and 15 if you include Canada.

And who wants to include Canada. :)

--


All right thinking citizens of the world.
There's a Woodstock right next door in New Brunswick.
http://www.town.woodstock.nb.ca/

On Jan 29, 10:44*pm, Tim wrote:
You promised CHANGE and it started good right here in ILLINOIS. If it
wasnt' for you being elected POTUS, we'd still be putting up with the
puppet machine.

Well, Blago's out and Quin is in!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28539642/

Now, when will the *fedral and state corruption trials begin? Will
Blagy-pants do time for something? *Eh, who knows.

comments from his own party affiliates:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

"His silence in this grave matter is deafening," said House Majority
Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, D-Chicago.

During the House's 90-minute debate, no one spoke up to defend the
governor. But Rep. Milton Patterson, D-Chicago, voted against
impeachment.

*Rep. Elga Jefferies, D-Chicago, voted "present." ("O" did a lot of
that, too!)

Patterson said he wasn't defending anyone, but that he read the
impeachment committee's report and wasn't comfortable voting against
the governor.

"I went by my own gut feeling, it's as simple as that," he said. "I
read the report. If the government is going to indict him, let them go
ahead and do that. That's their job and I'm doing my job."

Rep. Susana Mendoza, D-Chicago, noted the federal allegation that
Blagojevich threatened to withhold state funds for children's health
care unless he got a campaign donation from a hospital executive.
"Repugnant is too kind a word to describe that action," she said.

It's pretty bad when you're own party doesn't like you.

On Jan 29, 11:44*pm, Tim wrote:
You promised CHANGE and it started good right here in ILLINOIS. If it
wasnt' for you being elected POTUS, we'd still be putting up with the
puppet machine.

Well, Blago's out and Quin is in!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28539642/

Now, when will the *fedral and state corruption trials begin? Will
Blagy-pants do time for something? *Eh, who knows.

comments from his own party affiliates:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

"His silence in this grave matter is deafening," said House Majority
Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, D-Chicago.

During the House's 90-minute debate, no one spoke up to defend the
governor. But Rep. Milton Patterson, D-Chicago, voted against
impeachment.

*Rep. Elga Jefferies, D-Chicago, voted "present." ("O" did a lot of
that, too!)

Patterson said he wasn't defending anyone, but that he read the
impeachment committee's report and wasn't comfortable voting against
the governor.

"I went by my own gut feeling, it's as simple as that," he said. "I
read the report. If the government is going to indict him, let them go
ahead and do that. That's their job and I'm doing my job."

Rep. Susana Mendoza, D-Chicago, noted the federal allegation that
Blagojevich threatened to withhold state funds for children's health
care unless he got a campaign donation from a hospital executive.
"Repugnant is too kind a word to describe that action," she said.

That freakin' Blago is a wierdo!

On Jan 30, 5:58*am, Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:44:31 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

Interesting piece of trivia - there are 11 towns/cities named
Woodstock in the US and 15 if you include Canada.

And who wants to include Canada. *:)

--

"I intend to live forever. So far, so good."

Steven Wright

The important one is in NY, specifically at Yasker's farm!

On Jan 30, 3:02*pm, wrote:
On Jan 29, 11:44*pm, Tim wrote:



You promised CHANGE and it started good right here in ILLINOIS. If it
wasnt' for you being elected POTUS, we'd still be putting up with the
puppet machine.

Well, Blago's out and Quin is in!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28539642/

Now, when will the *fedral and state corruption trials begin? Will
Blagy-pants do time for something? *Eh, who knows.

comments from his own party affiliates:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

"His silence in this grave matter is deafening," said House Majority
Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, D-Chicago.

During the House's 90-minute debate, no one spoke up to defend the
governor. But Rep. Milton Patterson, D-Chicago, voted against
impeachment.

*Rep. Elga Jefferies, D-Chicago, voted "present." ("O" did a lot of
that, too!)

Patterson said he wasn't defending anyone, but that he read the
impeachment committee's report and wasn't comfortable voting against
the governor.

"I went by my own gut feeling, it's as simple as that," he said. "I
read the report. If the government is going to indict him, let them go
ahead and do that. That's their job and I'm doing my job."

Rep. Susana Mendoza, D-Chicago, noted the federal allegation that
Blagojevich threatened to withhold state funds for children's health
care unless he got a campaign donation from a hospital executive.
"Repugnant is too kind a word to describe that action," she said.

That freakin' Blago is a wierdo!

I think that the reason he has that wad of hair down in his face is to
cover the air stem!

"Tim" wrote in message
...
On Jan 30, 3:02 pm, wrote:
On Jan 29, 11:44 pm, Tim wrote:



You promised CHANGE and it started good right here in ILLINOIS. If it
wasnt' for you being elected POTUS, we'd still be putting up with the
puppet machine.

Well, Blago's out and Quin is in!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28539642/

Now, when will the fedral and state corruption trials begin? Will
Blagy-pants do time for something? Eh, who knows.

comments from his own party affiliates:

"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's
become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack Franks, D-Woodstock.

"His silence in this grave matter is deafening," said House Majority
Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, D-Chicago.

During the House's 90-minute debate, no one spoke up to defend the
governor. But Rep. Milton Patterson, D-Chicago, voted against
impeachment.

Rep. Elga Jefferies, D-Chicago, voted "present." ("O" did a lot of
that, too!)

Patterson said he wasn't defending anyone, but that he read the
impeachment committee's report and wasn't comfortable voting against
the governor.

"I went by my own gut feeling, it's as simple as that," he said. "I
read the report. If the government is going to indict him, let them go
ahead and do that. That's their job and I'm doing my job."

Rep. Susana Mendoza, D-Chicago, noted the federal allegation that
Blagojevich threatened to withhold state funds for children's health
care unless he got a campaign donation from a hospital executive.
"Repugnant is too kind a word to describe that action," she said.

That freakin' Blago is a wierdo!

I think that the reason he has that wad of hair down in his face is to
cover the air stem!

LOL