Grant Swank
B. Hussein close to hand-cuffed Illinois gov
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By Grant Swank
December 10, 2008

B. Hussein claims this morning that he and Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich have no connections when it comes to shady doings.

Rod presently sits awaiting trial on being willing to put B. Hussein's senate seat up for grabs to the highest money offerer.

Rod has not shown a clean ethic as a public servant. In fact, he's revealed himself to be quite the swearer plus self-centered creep.

His recorded tapes lifted by the authorities show him to be in the close running with a Richard Nixon who freely let loose with the crap mouth.

So how closely are B. Hussein and Rod the Dirty Tongued?

"On the Chicago TV show 'Public Affairs with Jeff Berkowitz' on June 27, 2002, state Sen. Obama said, 'Right now, my main focus is to make sure that we elect Rod Blagojevich as Governor, we...'

"'You working hard for Rod?' interrupted Berkowitz.

"'You betcha,' said Obama.

"'Hot Rod?' asked the host.

"'That's exactly right,' Obama said.

"In 2004, then-Gov. Blagojevich enthusiastically endorsed Obama for the Senate seat after he won the nomination, and Obama endorsed Blagojevich for his 2006 re-election race in early 2005.

"In the Summer of 2006, then-U.S. Sen. Obama backed Blagojevich even though there were serious questions at the time about Blago's hiring practices."

And on the alliance has grown till now, though B. Hussein today plays it that he's on another planet from Rod. Can anyone really believe that? Can B. Hussein truly give forth a clear statement that is not going to be torn to bits?

After all, B. Hussein comes from the conniving political district housing the Nation of Islam and Louis Farrakhan plus disciples aplenty.

It is from this cavern that B. Hussein has gathered about his campaign and Congressional staff Muslims.

It is within this pocket that B. Hussein has held hands with the likes of Jeremiah Wright and other anti-white, anti-Jew, pro-Muslim cronies who care not for our Republic but instead care more for Islam World Rule.

As days unfold in the near future, more will become clear regarding B. Hussein and the handcuffed Illinois governor who thought his sins would not find him out. But today those sins have run right up his legs to squeeze — tightly.

Read more: "Questions Arise About the Obama/Blagojevich Relationship" at http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/12/questions-arise.html

© Grant Swank

 

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