In a release, Patrick Fitzgerald, the prosecutor, said Mr. Blagojevich "put a for sale sign on the naming of a United States Senator."
Now that's chutzpah.
Oh, he also sold other governmental seats and denied financial aid to the Tribune Company unless they fired editors who had criticized him.
Good gracious Mark, what are you Yankees up to?
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