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Tag: City of TroyBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
via The Detroit News
The Michigan Senate approved a five-bill package Tuesday establishing a regional transit authority for Metro Detroit and allowing public transportation projects to be funded with a voter-approved registration fee on car owners. The recently approved DIA Tax had to be the lame-duck trial run for the convicted felon's SB 911 stink-bomb. Thank your Lansing Nerdpublicans who have figured out another accountability loophole. To levy taxes on the people: let the moocher herd vote. To silence the people from their voice: limit access to constitutional amendments. (1 comment) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
via WXYZ
But, it makes the Canadians, Gary Peters, and the Governerd, are all giddy, so what the 'fiscal cliff' Hell? Screw Grover's initiated Tax Pledge to the constituents - Goonion labor Amtrak choo-choo money pits for e v e r y o n e! Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaah By Corinthian Scales, Section News
via The Detroit News
Troy Councilman Dane Slater was officially appointed mayor Monday night until November 2013 amid controversy over whether the city must hold an election to name a new mayor. This is the final product that Lansing, and Party Nerdpublicans have created. When it comes to the central planning schemes using Federal Debt dollars being placed under deficit spending scrutiny locally, the establishment clause of Two Wings Same Bird Party politics will slay those who are not in their exact likeness. We watched the MI-GOP Star Chamber attempt to do this to Kerry Bentivolio, and they have had their "compassionate conservative" Operation Hummingbird way with Mayor Janice Daniels. The Republicrats quietus will wear the face of Mitt Romney, and Rick Snyder, for eternity. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Laws shmaws
via WXYZ So, who do they interview about "divisive groups"? None other than rabble-rouser, Linda Kajma.
Linda Kajma stood on a chair with a beer in her hand, exultant in Daniels' apparent ouster. Yeaaaah. Nothing like having a Romney supporter aiding the misfit Lefty Big Spenders. Put on your ushanka, Linda, and stay in Troy. (3 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
via the frap
The City of Troy and state election officials have different ideas of when and how to fill the seat of former Mayor Janice Daniels. Yessirree. All that "Best and Brightest" propaganda the homophiles wrap themselves in is paying off for you. (2 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
A political friend wrote to me on the rail issue and Mayor Daniels stand against using those federal dollars. Quoting the New York Times article, he asked:
"Is there more to this strategy? Or is our best hope for change based on the martyrdom of political kamikazes? My reply as all too often, was a curt "Won't matter in a couple years anyhow". That was Christmas morning. Looking back at the question again, I decided it warranted a better reply. First of all, the sender is a very good conservative ally, and secondly, is likely to ascend to higher office in the foreseeable future. I felt he needed a better explanation.
Below ~ (7 comments, 554 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Ya, that's a headline you won't be reading in the news, nor ever overhear the GoverNerd discussing in Lansing. But, it accurately is fact that Magna, founded by a narcissistic liberal Canadian billionaire (Think their version of a poor man's Donald Trump who ran for Prime Minister with similar disastrous results) had their Washington lobbyist for things such as expanding union labor Card Check legislation, Corporate Tax Credits and Loopholes lining Magna Canuck pockets with U.S. taxpayer money through Chevy Volt like subsidies, just declare economic war on an American city.
Frank W. Ervin III, manager of government affairs for Magna International Inc., made the comment in an email Tuesday to the president of the Troy Chamber of Commerce, Michele Hodges. In the private message to Hodges, Ervin called the city's leaders "narrow-minded when it comes to the future of Troy and the future of Southeastern Michigan" for rejecting $8.4 million in federal aid. Can you get over the set on this guy? Make no mistake about it, Frank Ervin is the Van Jones of the Magna Internationals' wealth redistribution GreenTard movement. It becomes difficult to ignore that Canadian Magna, which surprise surprise, also owns BluWav, really hasn't left any U.S. taxpayer subsidy unturned. TEA folk around the state might want to sharpen up and take note of their surroundings. They've been way too soft on letting such things happening right under their noses go undetected, and let go on without objection. Oh, and the GoverNerd? (4 comments, 819 words in story) Full Story |
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