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Tag: Mack Alive nonprofit

It Won't Matter to Detroit: She's a Democrat

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Sat Jan 12, 2013 at 12:26:33 PM EST
Tags: Rep. Alberta Tinsley-Talabi, bribery, City Official B's nonprofit, Mack Alive nonprofit, Kilpatrick Civic Fund, Monica Conyers, Stabenow, Athens, Jim Papas, ethics, U.S. Rep. John Conyers Jr, Communist Party USA, Reece Committee, Tax-Exempt Foundations, New Left, DNC, Michigan Democratic Party voters = Useful Idiots (all tags)

The Detroit News

State Rep. Alberta Tinsley-Talabi took a Caribbean trip, campaign cash and a donation from a businessman while supporting his $10 million city pension fund deal, The Detroit News has learned.
Federal court records chronicle the trip and payments from indicted Georgia businessman Roy Dixon in 2007, when Tinsley-Talabi was a city councilwoman and trustee on the Detroit Police & Fire pension board.
The Detroit Democrat has not been charged in the widening, years-long federal probe of City Hall corruption and the city's pension funds that has resulted in two dozen convictions, including Tinsley-Talabi's former colleague, ex-City Council President Monica Conyers.
Tinsley-Talabi did not return multiple phone messages, but one former colleague said he's disappointed by the disclosure.
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Wasn't the Hathaway Family disappointed when caught, too? Feh. Whatever. I asked before, and I'll state it clearly this time... Michigan's Socialist do not care as long as their agenda incrementally moves - Forward!

Oh, is that "forward" reference considered profiling? I guess that's just too damn Fabian Socialist in America bad.

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