Jesse Jackson Jr's assocoiate offers 1M to Blago to seat Jackson Jr  

The Rod Blagojvich corruption trial is set for June of this year,by any stretch of the imagination it is going to be huge.
Long time old Chicago political machine buddies has turn state witness against Rod Blagojvich to save their own skins.
Can't help but wonder what all Rod Blagojvich has blow on his old corrupted buddy Tony Rexzo,then I wonder what all has Tony Rezko told the FBI in regard to the inside story of the corrupted Chicago machine.
It appears Jessy Jackson Jr's fund riser Raghuveer Nayak a old family friend of the Jackson clan offered Rod Blagojvich one million bucks in exchange for Jessy Jackson Jr to be seated in Barack Obama vacate Senate seat.
The FBI has Raghuveer Nayak was caught on the phone tap stings with the former governors brother Robert Blagojvich.
Nayakhas been working with the investigators on the case,so far he has not been charged.
Jessy Jackson Jr maintains he is clueless as to why Raghuveer Nayak offered Rod Blagojvich one million dollars,Jessy Jackson Jr has not been charged with wrong doing.
It will be very interesting to know who is let off the hook and who goes down with Rod and Robert Blagojvich in this Chicago political corruption case,what say you?


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Of most notable interest to authorities may be Blagojevich's final alleged attempt to sell the U.S. Senate seat vacated by President Barack Obama. Officials say Blagojevich was approached by an associate of U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-Ill.) who offered $1.5 million in campaign contributions in exchange for Jackson's appointment to the seat.

Blagojevich is accused of telling his brother, Robert, who led his campaign fund and who also was indicted Thursday, to tell Oak Brook businessman Raghuveer Nayak to begin the fundraising effort in exchange for Jackson's appointment. Neither Jackson nor Nayak have been accused of wrongdoing.

Nayak is a longtime supporter of Jackson and Blagojevich who traveled with the congressman's father, Rev. Jesse Jackson, to India and once was a partner with the congressman's brother, Jonathan. A Nayak-sponsored fundraiser was held for Blagojevich just days before his arrest.
Nayak also has offered to cooperate with federal prosecutors.

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