It’s hard to imagine a timelier moment, or a more compelling convergence of circumstances, for Obama to signal the seriousness of his promise to reform the way Washington goes about its business.

The scandal’s Chicago angle, the jaw-dropping nature of Blagojevich’s alleged deal making over the president-elect’s newly vacant Senate seat, and the prospect of an ethically tainted senior Democrat shepherding a key part of Obama’s agenda — they all suggest Obama can hardly avoid speaking directly on the question of a debauched culture.

In this case, however, he’d be raising his voice against people he knows, who have supported him and vice versa.

“Within hours he’s got to make a public statement,” said Bob Edgar, president of Common Cause and a former Democratic congressman.  “Obama should look right into the camera and say the process should move forward, that he had no knowledge of the case but that this is a wake-up call for all his new appointments to serve the public trust.”
SOURCE POLITICO

From my viewpoint Barack has big problems to overcome and thats why he has been so quiet on the Blagojevich corruption! He does not know for sure what is on those wiretapping tapes and is worried about saying something that he will have to retract later!

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(1) Rahm-a-drama: “Beet red” and “pissed” with the MSM