Might be good for America if Odumbo chimed-in on Rahm's behalf... and the courts told Odumbo, "GO F*CK YOURSELF"!
Bye Bye Rham!
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Might be good for America if Odumbo chimed-in on Rahm's behalf... and the courts told Odumbo, "GO F*CK YOURSELF"!
A little bird heard this in the White House:
RAHM: Obama, those f**kers took me off the ballot! (crying) My last chance is to go to the damn IL Supreme Court and ask them to overturn this f**king order. (sniffle)
OBAMA: Stop your crying, Rahm. I own several of those justices and I'll make a couple calls. Go ahead and file your appeal. It'll go through and you'll be on the ballot. I guarantee it.
RAHM: (Sniffle) OK, I'll f**king try. Thanks for fixing this s**t for me. (sniffle, sniffle) Let's not tell anyone.
OBAMA: Right, we'll keep this quite just as usual. Just keep your mouth shut about it.
RAHM: I won't tell a sole. Not even my f**king wife. (sniffle) Thanks, pal.
OBAMA: Now, let's go have a cigarette out on the terrace. -- Oh, hell. Let's just have a smoke here in the Oval Office - who's going to know? Besides, I own this house.
That didn't take long, now did it? Two things you don't want to do. Fight the Fed, and bet against the Chicago "election process" when the fix is in. Rham will be the next mayor of Chicago.
Because he thinks he is above the law.
This tells you all you need to know about Rham.
At a dinner to celebrate Bill Clintonâs first presidential victory â Mr Emanuel was his chief fundraiser â he began to reel off the names of those who had 'crossed' him. He grabbed a steak knife and began plunging it into the table shouting âDead! Dead! Dead!â after each name.
âWhen he was done the table looked like a lunar landscape,â a witness relates. âIt was like something out of The Godfather. But thatâs Rahm for you.â
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article5106463.ece
At a dinner to celebrate Bill Clintonâs first presidential victory â Mr Emanuel was his chief fundraiser â he began to reel off the names of those who had 'crossed' him. He grabbed a steak knife and began plunging it into the table shouting âDead! Dead! Dead!â after each name.
âWhen he was done the table looked like a lunar landscape,â a witness relates. âIt was like something out of The Godfather. But thatâs Rahm for you.â
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article5106463.ece
The Illinois Supreme Court has agreed to hear Rahm Emanuel's appeal of a decision that threw him off the ballot for Chicago mayor.
Supreme Court spokesman Joe Tybor says the justices will hear the case quickly. But he gave no specific time frame.
Emanuel has asked the court to overturn the lower ruling that pulled his name off the ballot because he had not lived in the city for a year. His attorneys called Monday's decision "squarely inconsistent" with previous rulings on the issue.
Earlier Tuesday, the court directed the Chicago Board of Elections to print Emanuel's name on all ballots while it considers whether or not he is eligible to hold elected office in the city. Lawyers have challenged his eligibility on the grounds that he did not reside in Chicago for a full year prior to the election, as statute requires.
Justices did not overturn the appellate court decision -- that case is still pending.
The Capitol Fax blog obtained a portion of Tuesday's order:
"Emergency motion for stay pending appeal is allowed in part.
"The appellate court decision is stayed. Board of Election is directed that if any ballots are printed while this court is considering the case the ballots should include the name of petitioner Rahm Emanuel as a candidate for the mayor of City of Chicago.
Supreme Court spokesman Joe Tybor says the justices will hear the case quickly. But he gave no specific time frame.
Emanuel has asked the court to overturn the lower ruling that pulled his name off the ballot because he had not lived in the city for a year. His attorneys called Monday's decision "squarely inconsistent" with previous rulings on the issue.
Earlier Tuesday, the court directed the Chicago Board of Elections to print Emanuel's name on all ballots while it considers whether or not he is eligible to hold elected office in the city. Lawyers have challenged his eligibility on the grounds that he did not reside in Chicago for a full year prior to the election, as statute requires.
Justices did not overturn the appellate court decision -- that case is still pending.
The Capitol Fax blog obtained a portion of Tuesday's order:
"Emergency motion for stay pending appeal is allowed in part.
"The appellate court decision is stayed. Board of Election is directed that if any ballots are printed while this court is considering the case the ballots should include the name of petitioner Rahm Emanuel as a candidate for the mayor of City of Chicago.