In the Post’s initial report, 7 of the 10 were Democrats. With the above suggested revisions, and the inclusion of Blago, we’re brought to an ungainly 12. But it breaks down to 8 Democrats and 4 Republicans.

Once again, donks are victorious, 8-4.

Members of Congress Who Were Convicted of or Pled Guilty to Major Offenses, 1992-1999.
Donks were victorious, 16-4.

Feds Seize Blagojevich ebay account.

Rich Lowry:

Fitzgerald let himself become an instrument of political blood lust.

Newsmax:

Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald is said to be “non-partisan” and “apolitical” – but as U.S. attorney in Chicago, a job he continues to hold as he heads up the Leakgate probe, the targets of his investigations into political corruption have been overwhelmingly Republican.

Kay Bailey Hutchison:

I think we are seeing grand juries and U.S. attorneys and district attorneys that go for technicalities, sort of a gotcha mentality in this country.

Bill Kristol:

He is now out to discredit the Bush administration.

Mark Steyn:

The cloud over the White House is Fitzgerald’s…If he dislikes Bush and Cheney and the Iraq war, whoopee: Run against them, or donate to the Democrats, or get a talk-radio show. Instead, he chose in full knowledge of the truth to maintain artificially a three-year cloud over the White House while the anti-Bush left frantically mistook its salivating for the first drops of a downpour. The result is the disgrace of Scooter Libby. Big deal. Patrick Fitzgerald’s disgrace is the greater, and a huge victory not for justice or the law but for the criminalization of politics.

Tucker Carlson:

You shouldn’t have these freelancers, like this lunatic Fitzgerald, running around destroying people’s lives for no good reason.