Rahm Emanuel Kicked off of the Chicago Ballot

reply to post by OutKast Searcher


Not a snowballs chance in hell Well, obviously I'll support it if their decision agrees with me, otherwise they are corrupt and received some sort of bribe.

Originally posted by Alxandro
They've decided to look at the case.
It's obvious Rahm cut another bribery check, he better hope this one doesn't bounce as well.

He was making how much, maybe 150 k a year
as a speech writer for Clinton, and the intermediary for the banksters deregulation.
Quits working for Clinton and the banksters pay him 26 million in 6 years.
He is a card carrying member of the NWO.

Good I'm so glad.

About time he was unable to buy his way in and threaten borrow and steal.

Let that be a lesson. Though he is brilliant and will find a job. Hopefully it is . Would you like paper or plastic.



Baha waha ha ha

And he's back on the ballot!

news.yahoo.com...

Never let a little thing like residency get in the way of your dreams!

Anyone want to bet he'll be elected?

Originally posted by jerico65
And he's back on the ballot!

news.yahoo.com...

Never let a little thing like residency get in the way of your dreams!

Anyone want to bet he'll be elected?

It is a done deal. Emanuel is Mayor Daley's chosen successor. The Machine rolls on. If I were a gambler, waging everything on him getting elected is probably the surest bet anyone can make. The other candidates don't stand an iceberg's chance in hell when it comes to defeating him.

news.medill.northwestern.edu...

The We Ask America poll shows Emanuel getting the support of 53 percent of likely voters – more than the minimum 50 percent plus one required for him to win the Feb. 22 election outright.

Around 45 percent of Chicagoans across several recent polls say they’ll vote for Emanuel, 25 percent support Carol Moseley Braun, and another 25 percent is split between the two Latino candidates, Gery Chico and Miguel del Valle. That breakdown closely parallels 2009 census estimates of Chicago’s population at 42 percent white, 34 percent black and 27 percent Hispanic.

I guess there are exceptions to the law when you are the President's right-hand man, and you have the full backing of the Chicago Political Machine.His election seems predetermined? Let the games carry on where they left off. One crook leaves and another takes over, that is the Chicago Way!

reply to post by Jakes51


Exactly. Chicago politics strike once again. I guess money and being Obama's buddy are more important than what some silly law might say.

Oh come on guys...the court made it's ruling....I thought the Law was the Law????


Isn't everyone supporting the courts decision???

So all of a sudden no one feels like praising the court system for working???


Are we all going to be hypocrites?

Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
So all of a sudden no one feels like praising the court system for working???


Are we all going to be hypocrites?

How depressing.