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Tag: John Conyers (page 3)By Rougman, Section News
John Conyers was very concerned about allegations made in 1998 in Arkansas against ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, when a contractor for one of its affiliated groups was arrested for falsifying almost 400 voter registration cards. Conyers, like the skilled politician he has proven himself to be during his century or so in office, was able to set aside these concerns after determining that a one-time fraud could not be indicative of the total operation.
I'm certain Conyers was extremely concerned too in 2003 when it was alleged that the registration cards ACORN submitted in St. Louis were only 37% valid. But, since it had been five years since the previous incident, Conyers wisely decided to hold his tongue and keep a closer eye on the organization to assure its motives and means continued to be as clean as the wind driven snow. (2 comments, 601 words in story) Full Story By Crippy, Section News
(Promoted by Nick... Now THIS is a comforting thought...)
From CNSNews dot com: During his speech at a National Press Club luncheon, House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers (D-Mich.), questioned the point of lawmakers reading the health care bill. Perhaps the congressman signs everything, as long as it is proposed by a statist, without reading it? How many laws does the federal government impose upon the people which nobody understands? I would guess the vast majority of them. (4 comments, 180 words in story) Full Story By Political Agenda, Section News
Remember these names: Howard Berman, D-California, U.S. Rep. John Conyers, D-Michigan, and Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vermont. These congressmen along with twenty-one other co-sponsors are the originators of the "Performance Rights Act." Remember them in 2010 and again in 2012 with your vote against their continued employment.[1]
(5 comments, 893 words in story) Full Story By Kevin Rex Heine, Section News
Bill's new column this week takes a look at the operations of the left-wing group ACORN and some incomplete reporting on the organization by the New York Times. Since you wouldn't normally have a chance to read this in your local paper (unless you live in Alpena, Escanaba, Marquette, or Mount Clemons), I thought I'd cross-post it here. Just FYI, there is a Michigan angle to this, and it's not one you'd expect.
(2 comments, 548 words in story) Full Story By Mariner, Section News
(Promoted by Nick...)
As a Catholic and a chemist nut, it bugs me every time people try to wedge science vs religion. Of course, these are usually atheists who are using science as a champion against religion. Frankly, the whole thing's absurd. If you want to find a true enemy of science, there's only one place to look: politics.
While there is plenty of evidence for this (see exhibits A, B, C, D... on global warming), today we're going to look at something seemingly minor, but is so totally unnecessary and stupid that one wonders why it comes up in the first place. I give you Michigan's own Congressman John Conyers and his fight against open access of science. (1 comment, 1205 words in story) Full Story By Crippy, Section News
Last week I posted a video of Thaddeus McCotter, A representative Michigan should be proud of. This post is about John Conyers, one of curs Michigan voters send to Washington term after term. In short, Conyers is an abomination, and is a microcosm of the state of the union.
John Conyers has written a letter to Attorney General, Eric Holder, and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano asking them to investigate Maricopa County, Arizona sheriff Arpaio. From John Conyers Writes a Letterfrom daveleroy at RedState:
(273 words in story) Full Story By Theblogprof, Section News
cross-posted at theblogprof.
I can tell you very simply why Detroit is in the dumps. The inmates have taken over the asylum. It happened some time ago, but the most incompetent people imaginable are in charge of the city. Case in point today - Monica Conyers. From the pages of the freep this morning: Detroit City Council President Monica Conyers had to be restrained during a confrontation last week with Councilman Kwame Kenyatta in which she hurled insults at Kenyatta about his hearing aid, health and education.Nice. If she were just an ordinary citizen, it would simply be par for the course. But she's the Council President. As a matter of fact, this is unfortunately only the most recent of a multitude of incidents involving Conyers. (1 comment, 1020 words in story) Full Story By Nick, Section News
"People are very hungry for something new. I think they are interested in being called to be a part of something larger than the sort of small, petty, slash-and-burn politics that we have been seeing over the last several years."-
President Barack Obama So much for that. Detroit City Council President Monica Conyers, the wife of Congressman John Conyers (MI-14) both reminded us of how absolutely hateful Democrats can be and personally destroyed another sliver of my faith in humanity when she accosted fellow council member Kwame Kenyatta, making fun of his alleged battle with cancer while being restrained by security officers from physically attacking the man. What provoked her behavior? Kenyatta dared request that official budget proposals be made in writing. That cad. How dare he?! Read on... (6 comments, 825 words in story) Full Story
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