Report clears Obama of 'deal-making' with accused governor

Barack Obama and his aides did not try to make any deals with Illinois’ embattled governor who is accused of trying to sell the president-elect’s vacant Senate seat for cash or a lucrative job, an internal review said.

Barack Obama and his aides did not try to make any deals with Illinois’ embattled governor who is accused of trying to sell the president-elect’s vacant Senate seat for cash or a lucrative job, an internal review said.

Mr Obama and two of his top aides also met federal investigators building a corruption case against Rod Blagojevich last week, according to the report by White House lawyer Greg Craig, released last night.

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