Looks Like Quinn's "In Like Flynn"

How apropos is that headline ....Here we go again Illinois, as we have no say whatsoever as to who steps in to replace Rod Blagojevich once he's booted today or tomorrow, just like the Senate seat that he sent Roland "Mr Monument" Burris to fill, which actually does lend some credence to his argument that this was really a political witch hunt to get him removed from office that could have been orchestrated by Obama's people for all we know, as Blago holds the key to Obama's Illinois transgressions and Obama knows this.

If Blago was smart he would take down all these politicians including Obama and he would become a hero to the people for doing more than anyone to clean up politics, as they've now reached a level of corruption never seen and never more costly to you and I than it is today. And he started to hint and say as much in his little "World I'm Innocent Tour". Maybe he will take them all down we could only hope now that he's screwed for life.

So the plan was to discredit this guy (Blagojevich) as much as possible in the media starting with Pat Fitzgeralds strange and over the line press conference topped off with the dramatic arrest of the Governor giving the appearance of guilt in the eyes of the public with the media's help.

Then get him tossed without much of way out and then possibly into prison at a later date..Voila... comfortably out of the way without having to lift a finger after tipping Feds to his transgressions for the more favorable Pat Quinn, who's licking his political chops today and ready to toss Blago to the curb, and the curtains are all ready to be hung,

Quinn: 'I will be ready' :

CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Gov. Blagojevich: "The Bible is ready. The oath has been prepared. The lieutenant governor and his family are on their way to Springfield. And the current governor's belongings are boxed up and waiting to be picked up at the Executive Mansion.

'I definitely plan to be in Springfield and I will be ready,' Lt. Gov. Patrick Quinn told the Chicago Sun-Times on Wednesday. Quinn said he has been careful not to be 'presumptuous' over the last seven weeks as the Legislature has marched toward today's expected impeachment and removal from office of Gov. Blagojevich."

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