Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich is likely frustrated today, as he demonstrates in the photo above, because a federal jury convicted him of 17 out of 20 counts.  He was accused of trying to selling Barack Obama’s senate seat. Thankfully, the jury saw it correctly this time, and there wasn’t a hold out juror like we saw in the first trial.

Purse lips (to me as seen above) are a clear sign that a person is feeling frustrated and misunderstood.  Blago knew people weren’t buying his story, though he arrogantly continued to try to sway the crowd in stubborn defiance–likely because it always worked before.  Just this time he got in too far over his head.

I analyzed “Blago” in January 2009 when he was appearing in the media frequently claiming his innocence. His behavior gave him away without a doubt. He refused to answer direction questions, he talked like a Dutch Uncle who believed he could sell you the Brooklyn Bridge, but gave us nothing of substance to believe him except arrogant denial.  Today Blago found out that he was the one who was a fool. 

Watch Blago talk on Larry King LIVE.  He gives us a subconscious leak that tells us what he really thinks about his “hands” in corruption.  Did he think they were “clean”?  You tell me…

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Blago hasn’t changed a day, but of course, we wouldn’t expect that. If you want to know what I think of this interview, look at another one I analyzed of him. He is the master at deflection, ignoring the questions, and pointing the finger instead of talking about his own accountability. He still wants us to believe he talked about things, but never had the intention to act on them. Yeah, right. Anyone want to buy a bridge?

I love how he tells us his team never mounted a defense. Why didn’t they? Is it because they didn’t have one?

If you want my opinion, the fact Blago got off with the first jury with only one count, he is fooling himself he will get off a second time. He was lucky there was one hold out juror!