Rezko Is Sqealing

Barak Obama's friend, mentor, former chief fundraiser, and all around partner in he's crimes had his sentencing put on hold. He seems to be turning stool pigeon and naming names. Of course you wont hear anything about this, as it shines a negative light on Obama, just like demanding answers about his being mentored by Terrorist Bill Ayers, and his involvement in the massive cases of voter fraud perpetrated by the socialist group ACORN are just "distracting" the voters. What is this piece of excrement trying to hide from the American people? Why wont he release documents concerning he's past work with ACORN, Bill Ayers and Tony Rezko? These type of issues are what show a mans character. But most importantly it shows what kind of people he will have in mind for his cabinet as well as life time judicial appointments. There is an old saying, "you are the people you keep". The people Obama has kept seem to be liars, thugs, thief's, and profiteers. It's time for the media to get their noses out of Obama's ass crack and do the job they are charged to do, ask these questions. And if he refuses to answer, find the answers.

This from the AP and the Greenville News. (And please notice that there is no mention of the millions of dollars that this scumbag raised for Obama.)


Oct 8, 10:20 AM EDT

Federal judge grants delay in Rezko sentencing


CHICAGO (AP) -- Convicted political fundraiser Tony Rezko's sentencing is officially on hold in Chicago.

U.S. District Judge Amy J. St. Eve on Wednesday granted prosecutors' request to strike Rezko's scheduled October 28th sentencing date.

St. Eve set a status hearing for December.

Earlier this week, prosecutors filed a motion to delay the sentencing "while the parties engage in discussions that could affect their sentencing postures."

The request all but an acknowledges Rezko is talking to investigators about what he knows about corruption in state government.

He was convicted on charges of launching a $7 million scheme to use his clout with Governor Rod Blagojevich's administration to pressure a contractor and firms wanting to do business with the state for kickbacks.

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