A resignation from Congress and jail time are reportedly part of a tentative plea deal U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) is currently considering.
CBS Chicago reported Saturday that veteran criminal defense attorney and former U.S. Attorney Dan Webb is negotiating a deal that tentatively includes the congressman pleading guilty to misusing campaign funds, resigning for health reasons, repaying any campaign contributions that went toward personal expenditures and -- almost inevitably -- some jail time.
The negotiations are expected to be wrapped up by the year's end, according to CBS.
SO NOW AL SHARPTON HAS COMPETITION IN RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT.
ReplyDeleteAnd he was re-elected! He hasn't made a public appearance since June and he got %60 of the vote. The Land of Lincoln isn't the same Illinois.
ReplyDeleteJust look at who stands to the left of Jackson. No other than Maryland's scumbag and chief.
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