Sestak Blagojevich: What's In A Name?

Sestak Blagojevich. That's sound like a right fine Serbian name. At least it's better than Milorad. Point being, this Sestak business isn't the first time Obama von Chicago's name has come up in a shady deal involving a Senate seat. They are golden, so I've heard. Or, you know, they're a big effin' deal, if you prefer! Too bad for Specter Sestak turned it down.

In February, Rep. Joe Sestak (D-PA) reported that the White House offered him an appointment to a federal position if he agreed to drop out of the Pennsylvania Senate primary against Sen. Arlen Specter (D-PA). Months have gone by and still Americans are waiting for a straight answer from the President on whether such a job offer was made. As I said yesterday, it is unacceptable for an administration that touts itself as the “most transparent” in history to continue to stonewall a significant and potentially devastating accusation of political corruption.

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[David R. Graham]

Pelosi and the imperialist in the Oval Office are enemies, exploit that.

[Mr. K]

Don't be hating on the Sebians! It figures (for the sake of continuing the ill feelings towards the Serbian people) that Blago would be of Serbian descent, but my ancestors had a more authentic Serbian name - Stankovic.

[Vimax]

Months accept gone by and still Americans are cat-and-mouse for a beeline acknowledgment from the President on whether such a job action was made.