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Blagojevich's Multi-Million Dollar Campaign fund To Be Frozen

Federal authorities plan to freeze Gov. Blagojevich's campaign fund, crippling the governor's ability to use the money for his legal bills.

In a letter this week, they put the Blagojevich camp on notice they intend to freeze the money, sources told the Chicago Sun-Times.

That disclosure comes a week after the governor was hit with federal charges including scheming to sell the U.S. Senate seat given up by President-elect Barack Obama.

Today in Springfield, the governor's lawyer, Ed Genson, appeared before a House panel investigating whether to impeach Blagojevich. Genson asked to be appointed a special attorney general to represent the governor in the impeachment process.

Read the whole story here.

NOW the FEDS appear to be moving quickly. Annnnnnd, this investigation has been going on – - “how long?” Hmmmmm!?

The 12 Days Of Fitzmas

The part that I liked was “Five Bleeping Blagos!” :>)

I don't get the rest. :>( Annnnd, that betta be a POSITIVE line about P-E Obama! :>)

O.K. I'm submitting this and PRAYING!! :>)

Blago has hunkered down. That lawyer of his is no joke. And a street fighter to boot.

They think we can't see.

Where is Karl Rove?

The media needs to be asking Fitzgerald all the questions they're asking Barack.

I've had to turn off the television.

(Color me lazy. I figured someone from IL would have the 411.)

Eric Holder Nomination: GOP Casts Wide Net To Derail

Senate Republicans are casting a wide net in their efforts to dredge up information that could be damaging to the candidacy of Eric Holder as Attorney General.

In addition to pushing Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy to delay the start date of the Holder hearings, GOP officials on the committee also have asked the Justice Department and the Clinton library to hand over large swaths of information relating to virtually every potentially controversial aspect of Holder's time as Deputy Attorney General in the Clinton White House.

Republicans on the committee will thus have more time and information to consider Holder than with any AG nominee in recent history. In the process, they are leaving the impression that they are actively looking to derail the nomination rather than merely examining his qualifications for the post. Leahy suggested as much when he accused Karl Rove of instigating the (unexpected) opposition to Holder. Democratic staffers on the Hill, likewise, are deeply suspicious of the GOP's ploys.

Most telling, however, is that even a Republican Senator on the committee suggested that his colleagues may have overreached in demanding documents that could be beyond their purview.

“I believe Senator Specter is justified in asking that this hearing not start so soon,” Senator Jeff Sessions, said recently from the floor. “Members of the committee have sought a bunch of documents. I am not sure they are entitled to all of those documents, but many of them are public record documents that are quite appropriate to be requested. These members have requested those documents and they need to be looked at because there are some questions here that are going to have to be examined.”

Is THIS how you define – -”macra-fackas??”

I'm just askin' . . . . . . . .

P.S. THAT CHOIR IS “SANGIN'!!” :>) :>)

Next up for Obama: SEC, transportation

President-elect Barack Obama on Thursday will name the first woman to head the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to two senior Democratic officials.

Mary Schapiro is currently CEO of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a non-governmental association that oversees all American securities firms. She is a former SEC commissioner.

Then on Friday, he’ll come back with a Republican for his Cabinet — retiring Rep. Ray LaHood of Illinois, who will be tapped as Obama’s transportation secretary, two Democratic officials said.

Obama is keeping up this week’s news-conference-a-day pace with the announcement of Schapiro Thursday in Chicago. She would take the post at the height of a national economic crisis fueled in part by Wall Street excesses.

Current SEC chairman Christopher Cox came under fire during the presidential campaign over how his agency missed the Wall Street meltdown. Republican candidate John McCain said he’d fire Cox.

But even Cox raised questions this week about how the SEC failed to investigate fraud allegations surrounding Bernard Madoff, accused of leading a $50 billion Ponzi scheme that bilked investors ranging from Steven Spielberg to Mort Zuckerman. Cox said credible accusations about Madoff were brought to the agency but never formally investigated.

Then on Friday, Obama will fulfill his promise to add a Republican to his Cabinet with LaHood, a former top aide to House Minority Leader Robert Michel, LaHood has a friendly relationship with both Obama and incoming chief of staff Rahm Emanuel.

THERE IS MORE!

HE is just MOVING RIGHT ALONG!! :>)

Mr. President-Elect Obama!:>) LEADERSHIP!!! :>)

P.S. Watching “Christmas in Washington:” Rafael Sadiqq(sp?) is on now! :>)

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LaHood to head Transpo

Retiring Rep. Ray LaHood (R-IL) will be tapped on Friday as Barack Obama’s Transportation Secretary, according to senior Democratic officials.

A moderate Republican and former top aide to House Minority Leader Robert Michel, LaHood has a friendly relationship with both Obama and incoming Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel.

His appointment would also fulfill Obama’s promise to include Republicans in his cabinet (While serving in President Bush’s cabinet, Defense Secretary Robert Gates is not a registered Republican).

LaHood, who represented Peoria in the House, took his old boss’s seat in the Republican sweep of 1994, and later won a seat on the powerful Appropriations Committee.

Known for his familiarity with House rules and press-friendly style, LaHood urged more civility in the often-rancorous House and held bipartisan member dinners with Emanuel. While some Republicans criticized Obama’s selection of Emanuel as Chief of Staff last month, LaHood said publicly that it was a wise choice.