Well that is not gonna happen, as we'll just have to seek charges against him at a later date for all his involvement in the collapse of the American sub prime housing market, and his extensive Countrywide Mortgage involvement which started the whole collapse.
Not to mention other shenanigans that I'm sure we'll be hearing about in the coming months as dems quickly fall out of favor with moderate Americans who voted for Obama but weren't looking for this kind of change..
Every member of congress who voted for the Stimulus bill and this health care debacle should be removed if they don't retire as Dodd is doing, hoping to quickly fade into the sunset, but I got some news for this "Friend Of Angelo, it ain't gonna happen that we if we can help it out here Mister.
Bet on that you criminals.
30 Freaking Years in Office, another Dem Lifer! What's wrong with Connecticut and Massachusetts voters voting these people to term after term after term decade after decade?
Hope he likes this view because he and the entire congress may get themselves suites at Club Gitmo one we figure all the crimes out they've committed during their time in office........
"Embattled Sen. Christopher J. Dodd (D-Conn.) has scheduled a news conference for Wednesday at which he is expected to announce he will not seek reelection, sources familiar with his plans said Tuesday night.
Word of Dodd's retirement plans comes after months of speculation about his political future, his faltering poll numbers and a growing sense among the Democratic establishment that he could not win a sixth term in the Senate. The news also came on the same day Sen. Byron L. Dorgan (D-N.D.) announced he would not seek reelection.
Once among the safest of incumbents, Dodd's political star fell over a two-year period, during which he moved his family to Iowa to pursue the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination and was linked to a VIP mortgage loan program overseen by a controversial Wall Street financier. He also drew harsh questions about his oversight of Wall Street, as chair of the Senate Banking Committee, in the years when the nation's financial system was heading toward near collapse." continued
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