Judge James B. Zagel will weigh such factors Tuesday as he begins calculating how much time the disgraced former governor should spend behind bars. He's said he'll pronounce his sentence Wednesday, concluding what could be a surprise-filled hearing in which Blagojevich may beg for mercy or dig in his heels yet again to protest his innocence.
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Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Blagojevich Hoping Shame Lightens Sentence
CHICAGO - He was convicted of a shocking crime: trying to sell the president's former Senate seat. He eroded the public trust, supposedly lied to jurors and has shown no remorse. Yet Rod Blagojevich says he also did good while he was Illinois' governor, and he has two young daughters to support and no previous criminal record.
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why hasnt the media jumped on the fact the phone calls between blagojevich and obama being "lost"?? these calls recorded obama and blagojevich conspiring!
The media is Government Controlled + payed for by the Obamas + Geroge Sorros. You will never get the honest news at the Obama news network; O.N.N....
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