Patti looks like she is not guilty, though she may actually be.
She hates her father and won't speak to him. Her father is a powerful politician in Chicago.
She didn't want to move down State, didn't want to leave Chicago when her husband was elected gov. So the Governor's Mansion in Springfield remains empty.
He commutes back and forth from Chicago to Springfield.
Her sister is a butch lesbian who has been moaning and groaning about gay marriage for years.
Liberals are not happy people, she is evidence of that.
"In an Oct. 19 article, the Tribune reported that since Rod Blagojevich began raising money in 2000 for his first run for governor, the first lady's home-based River Realty, Inc. earned more than $700,000 in commissions -- and that "more than three-quarters came from clients with connections."
"One such deal, reported on last year, involved the $650,000 sale of a condo from a businessman who later won $10 million in no-bid state contracts.
"The Tribune reported that the first lady earned a likely commission of between $26,000 and $39,000 in the sale.
"The newspaper also reported that Mrs. Blagojevich also had a long business relationship with Antonin "Tony" Rezko, the Chicago developer and former Obama fundraiser who was convicted on fraud charges earlier this year. The Blagojeviches reportedly refuse to disclose how much the real estate company made off Rezko."
"In the complaint against him, his 43-year-old wife emerged as a woman who schemed to cash in on his job and punish those who got in her way.
Patti Blagojevich has not been charged with any wrongdoing. "But, according to the complaint, she was the voice in the background spewing a suggestion to "just fire" some newspaper editors if the Tribune Co. hoped for state assistance to sell Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs.
"She was in full support, the complaint said, of her husband's suggestion that the price of the governor naming a replacement for Obama's Senate seat include a six-figure seat on a corporate board."
Patti is apparently a real piece of work.
Patti looks like she is not guilty, though she may actually be.