To Elliot, Palin's greatest crime was Republicanism.
However, the artist is working on a new work, featuring Illinois' Democratic governor, Rod Blagojevich, as the Chicago Tribune reports:
I was stunned when I found out what that criminal complaint [outlined]," Elliott said as he examined the painting in his Old Town studio. "Hopefully, someone is going to find this irreverent."
Irreverent hardly begins to describe it. The scene imagines Blagojevich handcuffed and wearing an orange jumpsuit pulled down to his knees.
Among the onlookers is a guard, with a look of grim determination, pulling on a rubber glove.
The painting, which is taking Elliott a little over a week to finish, is titled: "The Cavity Search."
Eww!
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You know I'm not sure I wanted to hear it when Daniel Walker said that when he found his way to federal prison he was also strip searched. In his case he would say it was random as if this was something personal against him. Now why this artist is going there is another question.
ReplyDeleteThey were pretty rough on Walker. For those who don't know, Dan Walker, a north suburban Democrat, was governor from 1973-77.
ReplyDeleteHe went to prison too, not for anything he did while guv, but for an S&L failure in the 1980s.
Eww is right, I wouldn't care to
ReplyDeletesee a painting of Blago in the
buff. Palin however is a different
story.