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Tag: Budz

Fun

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Tue Dec 03, 2013 at 10:33:19 PM EST
Tags: Budz, Detroit, Bankruptcy, Schuette, Snyder, Pensions, Long Time Coming, Same Snake Two Heads (all tags)

Right?

Two statements from high profile positions in Michigan State Government. Both from looking at the decision to allow the Detroit Bankruptcy to go forward. The first from the Nerd

"Today, the federal court allowed Detroit to stay on the path toward a brighter future. A future where streetlights work and ambulances respond quickly. A future where crime and blight shrink, and where jobs and investments surge."

And a place where unicorn farts cure despair and disease.

From the AG?

"However, I am deeply disappointed by Judge Rhodes' analysis that pensions may be impaired. I will continue to aggressively defend pensions and Article 9, Section 24 of the Michigan Constitution as this case proceeds to the confirmation stage of bankruptcy planning, at which time we can thoroughly review any plans for potential legal action involving pensions."

And then he drew down his helmet, and grabbed a jousting pole.

Said one to the other before backing up the pretend bus: "We're still friends right?"

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