SPRINGFIELD – There are a few weeks left until the Rod Blagojevich trial is scheduled to begin on June 3rd. In a time when Illinois is facing a major budget deficit, the trial might have an effect on how voters view state politics, some experts say.
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Patti: Rod is Innocent
June 04, 2010
Patti Blagojevich, wife of the former Illinois governor currently facing corruption charges, proclaims her husband’s innocence.
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