Unhappy birthday, Governor Blago. Please resign immediately for the good of the state, so Lt. Gov. Quinn can appoint someone untainted by your greed and mendacity as our second U.S. Senator.
There are actually fairly recent posted items and photos – Thanksgiving with the Chicago Christian Industrial League, lighting a Christmas tree for an event called “Keeping our kids warm and safe.” I think I must not have the flu, I hardly feel like barfing at all.
Detailed Info
Website:
http://www.illinois.gov/gov/
Gender:
Male
Relationship Status:
Married to
Patti Blagojevich
Birthday:
December 10, 1956
Political Views:
Moderate
Activities:
Governing, Running, Playing with Amy and Annie
Interests:
Healthcare, The Cubs
Favorite Music:
Elvis, The King
Favorite Books:
Anything History
Favorite TV Shows:
Sports, Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm
Favorite Quotations:
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Work InfoEmployer:
State of Illinois
Position:
Governor
Time Period:
January 2003 – Present
Description:
Getting things done for people.Contact Info
Email: governor@illinois.gov
Phone:
1-217-782-0244
Via Facebook | Rod Blagojevich
I just called the Governor’s Chicago office to leave a message urging the Governor to resign, following a shorter version of the suggested text at a Facebook event page called Call for Resignation:
Rod Blagojevich’s attorney has stated that the Governor has no plans to resign. His resignation is not only the right thing to do, it’s what is expected by the people of Illinois.
STARTING WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 @ 9 AM CALL ROD BLAGOJEVICH’S OFFICE AND LET HIM KNOW THAT YOU WANT HIS RESIGNATION:
Call (217) 782-6830 or (312) 814-2121
Invite your friends to this event. Let’s get as many people as possible to call Blago’s office between Wednesday, December 10th and Thursday, December 11th!
I called the Chicago number, which is correct. I don’t know what the other number is, I used the contact page from the Illinois.gov site. A polite female voice answered, and I identified myself by name and town and referred to the Gov’s public statement about not resigning. I asked to leave a message: that the Governor should in fact resign for the good of the state of Illinois, so that Lt Gov. Quinn could quickly appoint our next U.S. Senator. Short, sweet, no drama. She thanked me and we said cordial goodbyes.
Now inviting my Illnois Facebook friends and relations to this Call for Resignation event.
