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In reply to the discussion: Don Siegelman is a political prisoner in one of the most backward countries in the world. [View all]freshwest
(53,661 posts)45. Thanks for taking the time to email; I suspected as much. There were a few stories in the papers,
the Austin Statesman was one of the ones that covered it best, but since Scroogle closed down, search results rather suck. Those I talked to online who were gloating, I warned it wasn't a done deal. Too much GOP power in Texas and they do stick together. He also had Dick DeGuerin, I think working with his defense team. Ah, no, most of their crimes go unpunished. Their followers regard the effects of the corruption as proof of righteousness...
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Don Siegelman is a political prisoner in one of the most backward countries in the world. [View all]
HomerRamone
Jun 2012
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Gov. Don Siegelman, the Roughly $3.6 Billion, ExxonMobil, and Pissing Off BIG OIL.
L. Coyote
Jun 2012
#6
The charges were enough to convince a jury to vote unanimously to convict him
Freddie Stubbs
Jun 2012
#28
We DO call it that. The questions are about how to create critical mass to overturn corruption.
patrice
Jun 2012
#15
I honestly thought Holder's first action as AG would be to rectify Siegelman's injustices
Canuckistanian
Jun 2012
#14
I know what the words 'pardon' and 'imply' mean and I stand by my statement. n/t
PoliticAverse
Jun 2012
#38
Meanwhile, Tom Delay is free and could be Dancing With The Stars. What a country.
freshwest
Jun 2012
#29
Thanks for taking the time to email; I suspected as much. There were a few stories in the papers,
freshwest
Jun 2012
#45
HR I Agree with you except, I believe that Riley via Rove stole Siegelman's win.....
midnight
Jun 2012
#23
I think getting justice for Don Siegelman is going to require a movement. I remember him
sabrina 1
Jun 2012
#30
Stevens was corrupt as hell. It wouldn't be suprising to find out at some point
EFerrari
Jun 2012
#32