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Tag: Jack Brandenburg

Speaking of the 11th State Senate Race

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Fri Jul 09, 2010 at 09:08:53 AM EST
Tags: Jen Gratz, MCRI, Jack Brandenburg, 11th State Senate Race, Leon Drolet, Mike Cox, White Lies, Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (all tags)

Sometimes folks embellish a little when talking about accomplishments. Perhaps to "color" the experience they wish to share, or to keep interest of those who are falling asleep during the story of their "great mountain lion hunt" on Mackinac Island.

There are times and places appropriate for stretching of the truth.. Not LYING mind you.. but simply "seasoning".

One of these should not be when seeking a position of trust. Little white lies, indefensible inaccuracies, half truths.. not so good when looking to be elected.

It seems we will always see more of those aberrations from decency however. No matter which election, or political party that is involved, some people either conveniently forget their REAL accomplishments, or they hope the public will.

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