U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald opened his news conference late this morning by describing Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich as having been “in the middle of a political corruption crime spree.” During the extended session that followed, Fitzgerald went on to highlight four activities in which the Democrat is alleged to have been involved. Below are key [...]
Patrick Fitzgerald Says Governor Blagojevich Engaged in ‘Political Corruption Crime Spree’
December 9th, 2008 · No Comments
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Saturday Night Live Tackles Issue Debate Did Not
October 9th, 2008 · 1 Comment
One would have expected NBC to boost its ratings tonight by capitalizing on Tina Fey’s ability to impersonate Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin like they’ve done before. But, alas, no. Instead, Saturday Night Live’s WEEKEND UPDATE THURSDAY election special did something more valuable — it tackled at least one issue the second presidential debate [...]
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