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This post, which I believe is my third on the topic, concludes all Blagojevich posting on this blog as far as I’m concerned. This previous post was enough to show that Obama was not involved, despite all sorts of dreams by idiots who wanted him to be. The End.

And every GOP House member votes against stimulating the economy. Madmen, and women.

This effectively ends Coleman’s chances. The court’s reluctance to honor his extravagant demands might have something to do with this.

As an example, Hamilton showed two photocopies of a rejected absentee ballot envelope, one of which he said was the unaltered original, and the other taken from Coleman’s legal filings in his attempts to get more of the rejected ballots opened. The Coleman copy was missing the section in which a local election official explained why it was rejected.

“We would not be able to stipulate to the authenticity of a document where the key portion has been cut out,” Hamilton complained.

Coleman attorney James Langdon expressed his absolute surprise. “What he has pointed out is news to me,” said Langdon. “There has been no effort on our part to be anything other than absolutely truthful.”

Time to find the Overzealous Staffer and place blame.

Stuffed in trash bags at this hour. Those could have been useful to people who were invited to one of the inaugural balls, but couldn’t afford fancy designer clothes.

And doggone it, people like him.

AND NEW INTEL CHIEF VOWS TO STOP DOMESTIC SPYING

This is why cable news is 95% shit. An audio recording released worldwide and this photograph, you see, are “not enough.” CNN, the most trusted name in self-centered, conspiracy-theory bullshit.

According to ABC NEWS, and in part the AP, this will occur Thursday via Executive Orders. One will order the closing of the prison, one will outline interrogation methods, and the other will be on the handling of detainees.

Now, prosecute the people who ordered this and let it happen.

ALL OF THEM. ALL THE TIME. TOTAL SURVEILLANCE.

This photo was taken today, just a couple of hours before Obama was scheduled to meet with top generals for the first time as the commander-in-chief.

From a letter describing Col. Andrew Jackson’s inauguration by the appalled Margaret Smith, of Washington DC’s High Society, 1829:

Thursday morning. . . Thousands and thousands of people, without distinction of rank, collected in an immense mass round the Capitol, silent, orderly and tranquil, with their eyes fixed on the front of that edifice, waiting the appearance of the President in the portico.

After a while a passage was opened, and he mounted his horse which had been provided for his return (for he had walked to the Capitol) then such a cortege as followed him! Country men, farmers, gentlemen, mounted and dismounted, boys, women and children, black and white. Carriages, wagons and carts all pursuing him to the President’s house. . . . [W]e set off to the President’s House, but on a nearer approach found an entrance impossible, the yard and avenue was compact with living matter.”

Here we rejoin her story three hours later:

“But what a scene did we witness! The Majesty of the People had disappeared, and a rabble, a mob, of boys, negros [sic], women, children, scrambling fighting, romping. What a pity what a pity! No arrangements had been made no police officers placed on duty and the whole house had been inundated by the rabble mob. We came too late.
The President, after having been literally nearly pressed to death and almost suffocated and torn to pieces by the people in their eagerness to shake hands with Old Hickory, had retreated through the back way or south front and had escaped to his lodgings at Gadsby’s.
Cut glass and china to the amount of several thousand dollars had been broken in the struggle to get the refreshments, punch and other articles had been carried out in tubs and buckets, but had it been in hogsheads it would have been insufficient, ice-creams, and cake and lemonade, for 20,000 people, for it is said that number were there, tho’ I think the number exaggerated.
Ladies fainted, men were seen with bloody noses and such a scene of confusion took place as is impossible to describe, - those who got in could not get out by the door again, but had to scramble out of windows. At one time, the President who had retreated and retreated until he was pressed against the wall, could only be secured by a number of gentleman forming around him and making a kind of barrier of their own bodies, and the pressure was so great that Col. Bomford who was one said that at one time he was afraid they should have been pushed down, or on the President. It was then the windows were thrown open, and the torrent found an outlet, which otherwise might have proved fatal.
This concourse had not been anticipated and therefore not provided against. Ladies and gentlemen, only had been expected at this Levee, not the people en masse. But it was the People’s day, and the People’s President and the People would rule.”

Who will be the first Washington Press Corps member to echo Mrs. Smith?