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Tag: Don't be sayin King Kwame aloud

Is the next order to take a shower, just don't use water?

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Thu May 17, 2012 at 03:28:20 PM EST
Tags: Anyone but Stabenow, NObama, Eric Holder DoJ, Clinton Judicial Appointments, Senate confirmations, Don't be sayin King Kwame aloud, Elections have consequences, What's Woronchak protecting? (all tags)

From the y'all ain't gonna believe this one section of The Detroit News

Former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's name is so toxic a federal judge blocked prosecutors from mentioning it Thursday during the $12 million bid-rigging trial of contractor Bobby Ferguson.
U.S. District Judge David Lawson was concerned the mere mention of Kilpatrick's name would be prejudicial against Ferguson, the former mayor's close friend. Instead, Kilpatrick was identified as a "city official" in front of the jury.
It was the latest instance of the former mayor's shadow looming over the bid-rigging trial, which is focusing on contracts awarded during Kilpatrick's tenure. The jury selection process took six days, an inordinately long time as lawyers individually questioned jurors about their feelings toward Kilpatrick, who is not on trial in the case.
Rest here

Associations matter, Judgy Wudgy. That's something for RINO turned Democrat Woronchak, to think about too.

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