Schnauzer Hits the Radio . . . And More
Adam Zagorin's discourse in span magazine about revelations from a new whistleblower in the Don Siegelman case has archaic reverberating any which way the country today.
My voice will be added to the mix when I discuss the comedy on the Peter B. Collins pomp at 7:30 CST tonight. You can rein out the broadcast by going here and clicking on "Listen vital."
I was fortunate to be on Peter B's pageant back in July, not stringy after my unlawful termination from UAB, which came largely seeing I blogged about the Siegelman case. Peter is a sharp guy and an excellent interviewer, so I look forward to a return see tonight.
More announcement on the Siegelman front:
* The stage write-up now includes urls to the e-post office testimonys in question. You can rein out those tokens here. The attachment to the full autobiography is here.
* I cross posted my piece today at Daily Kos, and it effortlessly attracted more scrutiny than anything else I've put up at DK. It became one of today's recommended diaries and drew more than 200 comments. I deem that's an indication of the public's interest in justice issues in general--and the Siegelman case, in particular. I hope chapters of Congress, and the Obama administration-to-be, are paying heed. You can analysis out the Kos post, onward with all of the comments, here.
* Larisa Alexandrovna of at-Largely calls today's narrative "the final nail" in the Bush Administration's coffin. uncolored to forge set, let's hope more nails are coming.
* TPM Muckraker has reaction on today's developments from Siegelman himself. It sounds clone the former governor struggled to keep his composure while talking about the blatant unlawfulness revealed in the Tamarah Grimes diarys. Siegelman says that piles to "outrageous criminal conduct" and is "more frightening than anything that has come before." Compelling stuff.
