Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Burris denied senate seat when he arrived at the capitol

Roland Burris knew he wasn't going to be accepted as the new junior senator for Illinois before he arrived in Washington DC today.

Illinois state secretary, Nancy Erickson, had informed him in a private meeting that he lacked the credentials to be seated. Another signature was required and he didn't get it.

So why did he still go? Because this is all theatre and he's playing his role as a wronged black man trying to be the first African-American senator.

In character, Burris now says he may have to go to federal court to get his way. It's an uphill battle however, as no one wants a toxic Blago appointee!

Reuters photo

No comments:

Will 9/11 Victims' Families and Survivors Finally Get Justice in October?

It may come as a surprise to many but there's a  landmark civil lawsuit representing thousands of 911 victims' families and survivo...