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Tag: McGuinnessBy JGillman, Section News
At least when it comes to the fake tea scandal.
Often we will find ourselves with opposing viewpoints from the Ivory Tower. There is a point I guess, when things become more than obvious, and "bad" can be called what it is. Apparently today we are allies:
If voters' faith has already been shaken by the corruption we've seen in southeast Michigan and the inability of public officials around the state to work together to solve our problems, this Tea Party nonsense rattles it further. The editorial is correct in questioning who planned, financed etc.. The lawyer, Michael Hodge, is expected to be challenging the 2-2 decision by the board of canvassers tomorrow. Who might he present as willing to stand for the party? Will Mark Steffek show up? What of Jason Bauer, who now bears the tire tracks of Michigan Democrats on his back? Benson and Brewer, and McGuinness, Democrats who have effectively "blanket partied" that fourth stooge at the OCDP sure as heck won't, but will be there in spirit.. to be sure.
Stay tuned. (2 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
Wow.
All I can say is I wouldn't want to be the dog waiting to be kicked when the Oakland County Chair gets home.
According to the Detroit News, the Oakland County Democrat Party will: "review its protocols after reports that a top staffer appears to be among the operatives behind the effort to get Tea Party candidates registered in Michigan. He crossed the line.. the line on the side of the road. Then he was hit by the bus McGuinness is driving, then backing up. My guess is repeatedly.. backing up. (4 comments, 460 words in story) Full Story |
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