Politics | Blagojevich trial Young Blago Juror: I May Become a Lobbyist 'I've seen all the money they make' By John Johnson Posted Aug 18, 2010 1:33 PM CDT Copied Erik Sarnello, a juror in the corruption trial of former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, talks to reporters inside his home in Itasca on Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010. (AP Photo/Lois Bernstein) Any lessons to be learned from round one of the Blagojevich trial? Probably none better than this, as articulated by a college-age juror: "I might be a lobbyist after this," Erik Sarnello tells the Chicago Sun-Times (a line gleefully picked up by the Awl). "I've seen all the money they make.'' Beyond that, click through to the Sun-Times to read about the 14 days of deliberations, including the one holdout juror who apparently wasn't going to convict with anything short of a full confession. Read These Next Matt Damon on being 'canceled': It 'just never ends.' ICE arrests casino magnate in a remote US territory. Greenland is less cash cow and more money pit. An NFL team owner just became the biggest private landowner in the US. Report an error