Rod Blagojevich’s defense team rested its case and the jury could begin deliberations next week. Incarceration or exoneration? Stay tuned. In trying to get a handle on Blago’s strange and sordid saga, I took inspiration from the songs of his idol, Elvis Presley. What follows are actual song titles from the King’s vast catalog. Scratch My Back Do You Know Who I Am Brown Eyed Handsome Man Big Boss Man Got My Mojo Workin’ Golden Coins Everybody Come Aboard T-R-O-U-B-L-E The Walls Have Ears I Got Stung All Shook Up Find Out What’s Happening A Little Less Conversation Hide Thou Me Ask me Am I Ready Any Day Now Cross My Heart and Hope to Die Doncha Think It’s Time For the Millionth and Last Time It Won’t Be Long I Ain’t About to Sing (For I’m Just a) Puppet on a String I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell (Now and Then There’s) A Fool Such as I Fool Fool, Fool, Fool I’m Leavin’ it Up to You Where Do I Go From Here? What Now, What Next, Where To The Fair is Movin’ On I Will be Home Again Just Let Me Make Believe For Awhile I Shall be Released. More on Rod Blagojevich
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Donald Liebenson: Blago’s Life as an Elvis Song
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