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The Illinois House of Representatives impeached the state’s governor today. The article of impeachment will now go the state Senate for a trial, but until then (likely Jan. 26), Blagojevich will still govern the good people of Illinois to the best of his ability.

Hot Air’s Allahpundit has a question:

I’m not even sure what the charges against him in the impeachment trial will be at this point. Supposedly he can no longer perform the duties of governor effectively. Really? He was effective enough to make the entire U.S. Senate choke on the Burris appointment.

Ace of Spades has the related stories. He already misses Blagojevich’s hair, but I’ll miss the eyes.

Related posts:

1. Bring on Senator Burris Bob Krumm writes: Roland Burris is constitutionally qualified to be a U.S. Senator, and absent evidence of a quid pro quo appointment, his appointment is...
2. Now Burris Remembers That Blagojevich Wanted $10,000 for His Senate Seat This, of course, means that Burris lied under oath to an Illinois House impeachment panel. What will he remember next – that he did, after...
3. Burris Remembers More with Each Passing Day Roland Burris’s memory of how he got Barack Obama’s Senate seat from Blagojevich keeps evolving: Sen. Roland Burris (D-Ill.) has acknowledged that he tried to...
4. The Gift of Blagojevich John Kass answers Blagojevich questions from Chicago Tribune readers and has this to say about Obama’s role: Obama could have forcefully and publicly demanded that Illinois House...
5. Blagojevich Offered His Own Talk-Radio Show CNN: Bob Shromper, the program director of Chicago’s WLS-AM, said Friday he’s prepared to offer Blagojevich his own show on Sundays if the governor agrees...

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