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Tag: Double DBy JGillman, Section News
For the fake Tea Party of Michigan.
Mark Steffek's puppet masters,the Democrats are likely a little hung over this morning. Mark Brewer is likely cleaning off his hand and counting the pennies left after suffering another failure of epic proportions in an attempt to deceive Michiganders. The Detroit News reports that the ballot will not see the Gadsden symbol on it this November: "In light of the plaintiff's failure to strictly comply with the requirements (of state election law), plaintiff fails to establish a clear legal duty on the part of the defendant to certify the petition," the court ruled. Short of an expensive and approved emergency challenge to the MI SC, its done, over.. fin. As there is more information beginning to appear that demonstrates fraud in their efforts, a further effort to gain ballot status by the Mudhens of the Democrat party is likely to see even increased resistance. Additional attempts to move it forward have even better chances to fail. They partied hard, drank the wine of deceit, and this morning Democrat hands across the state are holding onto ceramic rings of support. In the spirit of such celebratory events, we now go below the fold. (3 comments, 530 words in story) Full Story |
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