Seven years in federal prison for racketeering and bribery? Sounds like he would be a perfect fit for the current congress.Traficant hinted at the possibility of returning to Congress two weeks ago when he hosted a press conference in Canfield to unveil plans to develop a casino/resort in the Mahoning Valley. He said then that he would be circulating petitions in the three districts to assess his political strength and support in the region, but stopped short of announcing he would jump in the race.
Traficant’s announcement comes just four months after the former congressman was released from a federal prison in Rochester, Minn., where he served a portion of a seven-year sentence for racketeering and bribery. The congressman was convicted in 2002 and became the second member to be expelled from of the House of Representatives since the Civil War. (emphasis added)
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Traficant for Congress
Why not?
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Because he's crazy as a sprayed roach for one thing and because he thinks John Demyanyuk is innocent and the Jews are evil. That's why not.
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