MEDIA ADVISORY - Tuesday, September 21, 2010 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - In light of
today’s revelations in the Chicago Sun-Times concerning Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., Republican Nominee Isaac Hayes will hold a press conference asking him to be honest with the voters of the
Second District. The Sun-Times reported that Oak Brook Businessman Rahuveer Nayak told federal authorities that Mr. Jackson directed him to offer former Gov. Rod Blagojevich six million dollars in campaign cash in return for an appointment to the U.S. Senate seat. The Sun-Times also reported Jackson had Mr. Nayak pay for two airline trips for a “social acquaintance,” Washington, D.C., restaurant hostess Giovana Huidobro.
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When: | Isaac Hayes, Republican Nominee for Illinois’ 2nd Congressional
To ask Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. to tell the truth
63rd Stony Island Ave, Chicago
Tuesday, September 21, 2010 - 2:00-2:30 p.m.
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Citizens for Isaac Hayes is the campaign committee for Republican nominee Isaac Hayes who is challenging Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. for the Congressional seat in Illinois 2nd District. Mr. Hayes’ campaign is focusing on jobs and small business creation, parental school choice, safe neighborhoods and honest government.
Media Contact: Janet D. Restivo, 312-504-4085,
janet@isaac4honesty.com
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MEDIA ADVISORY - Tuesday, September 21, 2010 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - In light of today’s revelations in the Chicago Sun-Times concerning Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., Republican Nominee Isaac Hayes will hold a press conference asking him to be honest with the voters of the Second District. The Sun-Times reported that Oak Brook Businessman Rahuveer Nayak told federal authorities that Mr. Jackson directed him to offer former Gov. Rod Blagojevich six million dollars in campaign cash in return for an appointment to the U.S. Senate seat. The Sun-Times also reported Jackson had Mr. Nayak pay for two airline trips for a “social acquaintance,” Washington, D.C., restaurant hostess Giovana Huidobro.
