I see a pretty fair amount of republicans on that list.
The reaction by some are funny. He broke the law. He go to jail. Why does it have to be more difficult than that?
$43,350 to buy a gold Rolex watch
$4,000 on a cruise
$243 at a Build-a-Bear workshop
multiple HDTVs, multiple Blu-Ray DVD players, numerous DVD’s for his Washington, D.C. home
$60,000 was spent on restaurants, nightclubs and lounges
$31,700 on personal airfare
$16,000 on sports clubs and lounges
$17,000 on tobacco shops
$5,800 on alcohol
$14,500 on dry cleaning
$8,000 on grocery stores
$6,000 at drug stores.
$7,058 to a taxidermist in Montana for two mounted ELK HEADS to be shipped to his office in Washington
This was the beginning of an FBI sting, according to court documents.
A year after the purchase, the taxidermist was asked to buy the elk heads back or provide the names of people who might buy them or build storage containers for them. This led to an undercover FBI agent offering to pay $5,300 for the heads. The money was to be wired to Jackson’s personal bank account, the documents state.
"Sir, for years I lived in my campaign," Jackson Jr. told U.S. District Judge Robert Wilkins. "I used monies that should have been used for campaign purposes, and I used them for myself personally, to benefit me personally. And I am acknowledging that that which the government has presented is accurate."
I don't believe it take rocket science intellect to infer that the "mental problems" he incurred was an attempt to muddy the water on his wrongdoings in hopes to affect his sentencing. And if by some small chance he did develop real mental problems, it probably was as a result of him knowing he screwed up and knowing his world was closing in around him.
The reaction by some are funny. He broke the law. He go to jail. Why does it have to be more difficult than that?
$43,350 to buy a gold Rolex watch
$4,000 on a cruise
$243 at a Build-a-Bear workshop
multiple HDTVs, multiple Blu-Ray DVD players, numerous DVD’s for his Washington, D.C. home
$60,000 was spent on restaurants, nightclubs and lounges
$31,700 on personal airfare
$16,000 on sports clubs and lounges
$17,000 on tobacco shops
$5,800 on alcohol
$14,500 on dry cleaning
$8,000 on grocery stores
$6,000 at drug stores.
$7,058 to a taxidermist in Montana for two mounted ELK HEADS to be shipped to his office in Washington
This was the beginning of an FBI sting, according to court documents.
A year after the purchase, the taxidermist was asked to buy the elk heads back or provide the names of people who might buy them or build storage containers for them. This led to an undercover FBI agent offering to pay $5,300 for the heads. The money was to be wired to Jackson’s personal bank account, the documents state.
"Sir, for years I lived in my campaign," Jackson Jr. told U.S. District Judge Robert Wilkins. "I used monies that should have been used for campaign purposes, and I used them for myself personally, to benefit me personally. And I am acknowledging that that which the government has presented is accurate."
I don't believe it take rocket science intellect to infer that the "mental problems" he incurred was an attempt to muddy the water on his wrongdoings in hopes to affect his sentencing. And if by some small chance he did develop real mental problems, it probably was as a result of him knowing he screwed up and knowing his world was closing in around him.