OK, so does a popular Democrat actually have to pay a price for criminal actions?

[Guest TankerHC]

Or is this all smoke and mirrors?

 

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/national-international/Jesse-Sandi-Jackson-Sentenced-Wednesday-219542771.html

[Oh Shoot]

Or is this all smoke and mirrors?

 

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/national-international/Jesse-Sandi-Jackson-Sentenced-Wednesday-219542771.html

 

What's the question? Didn't get enough time, won't actually serve any of it, or what?

 

- OS

[Guest TankerHC]

What's the question? Didn't get enough time, won't actually serve any of it, or what?

 

- OS

 

I believe he wont serve a day. Or his wife.

[Oh Shoot]

I believe he wont serve a day. Or his wife.

 

Maybe, but the feds are pretty good about keeping their convicted folks in the slam. Ask Blago.

 

- OS

[DaveTN]

I bet he does. Say what you want about Illinois, but one thing they do is put crooked politicians in prison while some states continue to allow them to run the state.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

He threw himself under the bus. I expect he will serve that tiny sentence. I wonder if he had to pay any of it back?

Doubt it.

[Guest TankerHC]

I bet he does. Say what you want about Illinois, but one thing they do is put crooked politicians in prison while some states continue to allow them to run the state.

 

 

They do, but those Politicians  do not have Jesse Jackson as a father

[Guest ThePunisher]

All of Jesse's strong armed robberies of Corporations should net him at least 30 years in prison. But, as for Junior, it goes to show that the apple don't fall far from the tree.

[mikegideon]

I bet he does. Say what you want about Illinois, but one thing they do is put crooked politicians in prison while some states continue to allow them to run the state.

 

Hang on there. They don't have enough bars to hold all the crooked politicians in Illinios. They're still running the state... promise :)

[Oh Shoot]

I bet he does. Say what you want about Illinois, but one thing they do is put crooked politicians in prison while some states continue to allow them to run the state.

 

Illinois didn't do it, Dave, these were all federal charges.

 

Blago  too, he's doing time in CO.

 

The feds don't have all that great a conviction rate, but they seem to hold onto the ones that actually do get in their slammers.

 

- OS

Edited August 15, 2013 by Oh Shoot

[RichardR]

I don't know about you guys, but I would definately do 30 months in a fed pen in exchange for $750,000.00 - I mean seriously, where do I sign up?

[Guest travr6]

I don't know about you guys, but I would definately do 30 months in a fed pen in exchange for $750,000.00 - I mean seriously, where do I sign up?

 

 

Moving to Illinois seems like a gooid start.