December 10, 2008
Posted: December 10th, 2008 09:45 AM ET
It's unclear who Blagojevich was communicating with about the vacant Senate seat.
(CNN) - According to prosecutors, Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich knew all too well how much leverage he had as the only person who could appoint Barack Obama's Senate replacement. A criminal complaint released Tuesday details conversations Blagojevich is said to have had with potential Senate candidates, who are identified only by a number. Blagojevich is said to have called the open seat a "f-ing valuable thing" and something you don't give away "for nothing." No one mentioned as a possibility for the seat is saying that he or she is one of those unnamed candidates in the complaint. Filed under: Rod Blagojevich |
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