MASCOUTAH -- U.S. Sen. Roland Burris said Monday he still has not decided whether to run for election to the U.S. Senate seat ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich appointed him to fill -- and also is accused of trying to auction off.
Burris, who spoke during groundbreaking ceremonies for Mascoutah's $55 million high school building, promised reporters he will make a decision before the Democratic primary scheduled for February. He has not raised any money for a run.
"I'm getting adjusted to the United States Senate," said Burris, who Blagojevich appointed Dec. 29 to fill the seat vacated after Barack Obama was elected President.
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Burris looked only for the title for his gravestone, now he sees how much extra free money he can get he now wants more.
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