It’s The Law
Convicted white collar felons have to join the Republican Party. It’s the law.
Former Democratic Governor of Illinois, Ron Blagojevich, is back in politics —
Blagojevich dubbed himself a “Trumpocrat” on his return to Chicago in February after spending nearly eight years in a Denver federal prison for felony corruption convictions. Trump commuted Blagojevich’s sentence about six years before it was set to end.
Blagojevich calls himself a Trumpocrat now and is heading up a fundraiser for a Republican state senator in Illinois. It’s supposed to be a high dollar “intimate affair” that celebrates Trump’s acceptance of the Republican nomination.
Dammit, he’s supposed to be in prison like all the other Trumpocrats. I guess they had to let him out to make way for Bannon.
Thanks to Art for the heads up.
He could out con the dump……he has more than a room temp. IQ
1Orchestrating prison breaks is such election brilliance. Maybe the PottyUS will some day find himself serving the remainder of the six year early Blago release.
2Anyone care to speculate if Rod will give in to the little voice in his head to solicit some bribes from the high end of the donor scale at some point. After all, it is an “intimate affair”.
3While I would be absolutely dancing in the streets if Trump was tried convicted sentenced and incarerated in the years ahead, what’s the over-under that the Biden Justice Department will do the whole “let’s not let our political rivalries spill over into the courts” thing and refuse to prosecute, at least at the federal level?
4Trump has designed the Pay-It-Forward Pardon System.
5The repugnantican party is deserving of all it’s ex-con cons and current con cons and damn proud of it. Those out of jail will certainly speak at their CON-vention.
6Looking for Trumpf to join the fraternity of the behind bars con cons in 2021.
Trust me when stating that observing the f king moron behind bars forced to weave his own noose for his date with Karma that his electoral smashing will be nearly as much fun. Considering how losing by 3 million votes hurt his fee fees. Let’s deliver a 30 million vote stomping to his thin skin in November. Fuggedaboutit with winning margins and parsing EC counts. GFHT – go for his throat.
7Damn! Look at the platinum mane! This old man has fantasies about still being young and powerful! He just never learns!
8Maggie, he probably couldn’t get his hair dye in prison…like of like Manafort.
9I hate it when I don’t proofread before I hit send.
10They are scraping the absolute bottom of the barrel to get Blago. He does nothing to add to the party.
11I can’t see that face or hear that name without thinking about Jon Stewart drawl out “Blah GOY jevich”
12Mrs A-Whiggins, we tend to forget there is a portion of the electorate who cheer for felons, mobsters and those the rest of us would call “bad people.” People for Getting Away With Murder is Trump’s most loyal constituency. A pardoned dirty politician is probably a hero to them.
13Another allegory… Again?
Ian McKellan Richard III – Scene 3 – 4:38
Deformed, misogynistic Richard III’s (Trump’s ) churning lust for more power has need of campaigning to snatch the election/coronation as King. ~ “Plots have I laid! ~
‘To set my brothers’ (The 170 thousand dead and counting and surviving, unemployed homeless) and (the clueless. rabid right wing base) ‘in deadly hate, the one against the other.’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjJEXkbeL-o
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14Richard III – Scene 13: 8:20 – Killing the true heirs; two young prince’s. (children in cages, forbidden from seeing their parents)
“I wish the bastard’s death and I would but suddenly before me say but now.”
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD5afYxDc6g
Biden and Harris should not waste their time on Trump’s misdeeds. They will have their hands full on day one. But I am optimistic that the Justice Department will assign a special prosecutor (e.g. Sally Yates if she is not AG or Preet Bharara) to go over the last four years with a grand jury and a fine toothed comb. The criminal malfeasance of the last four years needs to be exposed and prosecuted, lest it return.
15To Bill F. at #15:
I don’t think it’s going to go so well for the GOP this time if Biden and Harris are elected. That seems to be why so many are jumping ship now, and trying to get their tell-all articles out with “well, I was in the administration, and tried to put a halt to the worst excesses.”
Biden is under no illusions any more that the GOP is reasonable, and Harris never was.
Too many Democratic voters are tired of the GOP slipping away. Nixon. Reagan. W.
We need investigations, and where appropriate, prosecutions, to end this fifty-year long nightmare of GOP criminality.
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