Reason.tv's Michael C. Moynihan talks about the long history of corruption in Chicago politics and the current troubles of Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich with Terry Michael, former press spokesman for the Illinois House Democrats and former press secretary for Sen. Paul Simon, and Mike Flynn, Director of Government Affairs at the Reason Foundation.
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Egosumabbas|12.12.08 @ 5:01PM|#
So. Glad. I. Moved. Out. Of. That. County.
Lefiti|12.12.08 @ 5:01PM|#
Blinkers, wingnuts, market fundamentalists, etc, etc.
Sorry guys, my heart's not in it today.
d|12.12.08 @ 5:54PM|#
Lefti, you make no sense. Not a surprise, given your sign-in name.
Lester Hunt|12.12.08 @ 6:02PM|#
Michael, This is just what Reason should be doing -- keeping Democrats and Republicans honest.
The Wine Commonsewer|12.12.08 @ 9:53PM|#
Reason.tv's Michael C. Moynihan talks about the long history of corruption
If that's even his *REAL* name!
ed|12.13.08 @ 12:00PM|#
Anyone notice the developing attempt to paint Blago as "insane", "delusional", etc., thus casting a shadow of doubt over the very recordings used to indict him, and presumably others? It began with the late-night yuck-yuck shows--predictable wisecracks--but it seems to be evolving into a concerted strategy to discredit the very conversations and actions that could start the dominoes tumbling. Who do you suppose is behind this strategy?