CHICAGO (Reuters) - Prosecutors agreed on Monday to provide an impeachment panel with tape-recordings in which investigators say Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is heard scheming to sell the powers of his office.Patrick Fitzgerald, the U.S. Attorney in Chicago, said he will ask a judge next week for permission to turn over redacted versions of four intercepted conversations in which investigators say Blagojevich is heard talking about exchanging state funding and contracts for campaign contributions.
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The spot light is on the impeachment panel as they will have to listen to the bleeps from G-Rod and his wife. Don't make G-Rod mad or he'll bleep you. I wonder if G-Rod will accept the 50 dollars I have for Mr. Kitty to get the Senate seat. If anyone else would like to donate please feel free you never know G-Rod might wont much more money then I have.
G-Rod wants more money than what anyone has.
The only job the cat has for that guy is the one standing next to former Gov. Licenses for Bribes Ryan doing the prison laundry.
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