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To: BAW

The Great One could end this today. A yay or nay from Obama would more or less settle it with the American people. He’s an incredibly eloquent man and, with the help of a teleprompter, could persuasively argue either way- for or against seating Burris. Unfortunately, the Great One has a major problem- he won’t take a stand.


6 posted on 12/30/2008 1:42:48 PM PST by Krankor (Vitajex, what ya doin' to me)
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To: Krankor
"Unfortunately, the Great One has a major problem- he won’t take a stand."

That's the impression I get also. He talks a lot but when it comes right down to it he won't make the difficult choices.

18 posted on 12/30/2008 3:48:50 PM PST by EEDUDE
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To: Krankor; EEDUDE
Unfortunately, the Great One has a major problem- he won’t take a stand.

FYI...not defending him, just reporting the statement.

"Roland Burris is a good man and a fine public servant, but the Senate Democrats made it clear weeks ago that they cannot accept an appointment made by a governor who is accused of selling this very Senate seat. I agree with their decision, and it is extremely disappointing that Governor Blagojevich has chosen to ignore it. I believe the best resolution would be for the Governor to resign his office and allow a lawful and appropriate process of succession to take place. While Governor Blagojevich is entitled to his day in court, the people of Illinois are entitled to a functioning government and major decisions free of taint and controversy," said President-elect Obama.

21 posted on 12/30/2008 4:08:07 PM PST by NewLand (What does 0bama know and when did he know it?)
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