Illinois Governor's; A Culture of Corruption

It seems corruption has become a major problem in politics and there is no end to it sight. Congressmen/women, Senators, President-elects, and most recently Governor's.

Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich (D), was arrested early this morning at his home on corruption charges related to allegedly auctioning off Obama's vacant Senate seat to the highest bidder for personal gain. The investigators seem to have overwhelming and indisputable evidence of the Governor's intent and his corruption.

He is, of course, presumed innocent until proven otherwise, but in my opinion he will join the ranks of his predessor's, former Illinois Governors' George Ryan and Dan Walker. For the record, Governor Dan Walker was convicted on charges unrelated to his Governorship. George Ryan, like Rod Blagojevich, was arrested for using their elected office as a catlyst for personal gain.

It's important to note, no charges have been filed nor any links to President-Elect Barack Hussein Obama, despite the level of corruption that we witnessed in Obama funded groups like ACORN in promotion of voter fraud. I'm certain that the Obama camp is doing everything possible to distance themselves from Blagojevich and his alleged crimes.