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The Illinois House vote was overwhelming, 114 to 1. Now he will face a state senate trial. Roland Burris had good timing.
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Alan Brooks| 1.9.09 @ 9:44PM
see, God does exist.
Eric Dondero| 1.10.09 @ 9:48AM
James, the vote was actually 114 to 1 to 1. There was one voting "Present."
Rather interesting story about the two who voted Nay, and Present.
Turns out they're both hardcore Blago-vians from the southside of Chicago. One of them, Rep. Elga Jefferies even boasted that Blago might offer her a job soon.