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    Tag: Detroit

    Monica Conyers' Recommended Jail Sentence


    By Rougman, Section News
    Posted on Tue Mar 09, 2010 at 12:34:28 PM EST
    Tags: Monica Conyers, Detroit (all tags)

    is 46-57 months. If the judge is to agree with this recommendation Ms. Conyers will serve within a stone's throw of the maximum allowed as a condition of her guilty plea.

    I think it would be incomplete to think of her crime as being wrapped around the illegal collection of some $60,000 or $70,000 in various shake downs. It would be more fitting to define it as her one small part in a multi-generational larceny that took a once proud city and removed from it its viability and with it, its self esteem.

    I'll let others decide if this is justice for Conyers, but the city of Detroit, if it is ever to receive justice, would need a lot more jail time to be served by thousands if not tens of thousands of corrupted public officials, businessmen, teachers, and other various thugs that absconded with the peoples' trust, money, and futures through much of the past five decades.

    (3 comments, 271 words in story) Full Story

    Report from the Tea Party in front of the Auto Show January 11, 2010


    By Theblogprof, Section News
    Posted on Tue Jan 12, 2010 at 08:03:14 AM EST
    Tags: Detroit, protest (all tags)

    The temperature was in the teens,the wind chill was at zero, yet dozens of tea party protesters showed up regardless of the harsh conditions to exercise their free speech right and demand a redress from Congress. The typical 45 minute drive into Detroit took me almost 3 hours this morning, but I got there. Here I was in back of the Renaisance Center that now houses Government Motors (you can hear the bitter wind):


    Just so Chris Matthews knows, the tea party protesters were not all white:


    And here was the scene on video:


    So considering the weather and driving conditions, not a bad turnout at all, and far better than the 12 Muslims that showed up for a terrorism protest under much better weather and driving conditions. In any case, who shows up soon after than LaRouche supporters, possibly to taint the tea party:

    continue reading below the fold...

    (5 comments, 517 words in story) Full Story

    Crowder on Detroit..


    By JGillman, Section Multimedia
    Posted on Tue Dec 22, 2009 at 11:06:58 PM EST
    Tags: Detroit, Crowder, Effect of Leftist policies, Michigan (all tags)

    (2 comments) Comments >>

    Detroit Makes it to the Top of the List


    By Rougman, Section News
    Posted on Tue Dec 08, 2009 at 02:49:14 PM EST
    Tags: Detroit, Detroit Public Schools, Robert Bobb (all tags)

    Who says that Detroit cannot bring home the hardware?

    When test results were delivered around the nation to school districts that take part in the standardized National Assessment of Educational Progress, only Detroit merited a visit by Michael Casserly, executive director of the Washington-based Council of the Great City Schools, to help brief the media prior to the release of the results.

    Pretty cool huh, that Detroit Public Schools should deserve the presence of a nationally recognized educator to address the media on the school's latest measurement of academic achievement.

    Oh, nuts. Then the results were disclosed.

    (4 comments, 638 words in story) Full Story

    Bodies piling up in Detroit


    By Crippy, Section News
    Posted on Sat Nov 21, 2009 at 03:13:15 PM EST
    Tags: Detroit (all tags)

    The United Kingdom's Times Online is reporting that bodies are literally piling up, unclaimed, in Detroit's city morgues.

    From TimesOnline dot co dot uk


    The abandoned corpses, in white body bags with number tags tied to each toe, lie one above the other on steel racks inside a giant freezer in Detroit's central mortuary, like discarded shoes in the back of a wardrobe.

    Some have lain here for years, but in recent months the number of unclaimed bodies has reached a record high. For in this city that once symbolised the American Dream many cannot even afford to bury their dead.

    (4 comments, 118 words in story) Full Story

    The Influence of the Detroit Metropolitan Area


    By TownhallFM, Section Multimedia
    Posted on Sun Nov 15, 2009 at 05:59:47 PM EST
    Tags: 2010 redistricting, detroit (all tags)

    The influence the Detroit Metropolitan Area has over our government is tremendous. It can only really be appreciated with numbers: the Detroit Metropolitan area controls 51 of the 110 seats in the State House, 17 of the 38 seats in the State Senate, and 5-6 of Michigan's 15 seats in the US Congress.

    The DMA has lost numerous citizens because of its poor leadership. Despite this, Democrats - if they retain the majority of their power next year - will probably attempt to retain their stronghold in Detroit through redistricting after the 2010 census.  This makes a Republican majority imperative for next year, to ensure fair redistricting.

    (3 comments) Comments >>

    D-Day Reading


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Fri Oct 30, 2009 at 08:52:53 AM EST
    Tags: Michigan, Budget, Halloween, Detroit, Teachers (all tags)

    Bible, Math & Politics - Vote No on Kalamazoo's Ordinance 1856

    The Rougblog - MDOT's Poet Laureate

    The Blog Prof - Detroit's Incompetence

    Students For A Free Economy -
    WSJ Calls Us Out

    Motor City Times - Something Good about Detroit.

    K-12 Reformer - We Do We Ignore School Spending?

    A Conservative Teacher - When Granholm Speaks Teachers Leap

    Hall of Record - Detroit Is A Safe City

    For A Better Day - Granholm Is No Treat

    Michigan Taxes Too Much - Great lakes "Zoning?"

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    A Tin Cup in Detroit


    By Rougman, Section News
    Posted on Wed Oct 28, 2009 at 01:28:17 PM EST
    Tags: Joanne Watson, Detroit (all tags)

    How does the old saying go?

    "You can count on Detroit to be there whenever it needs us." Or something like that.

    The latest Detroiter to stick out her panhandling cup is city council member Joann Watson who said in a candidate's forum that the federal government should offer the city of Detroit a one time $1 billion bailout. She reiterated her request later in an interview with Darrell Dawsey of Time who asked her, essentially, if she was serious.

    She was.

    (2 comments, 593 words in story) Full Story

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