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Tag: Michael BloombergBy Conservative First, Section News
Mayor Michael Bloomberg, not content with imposing a nanny state on New York City, has weighed in with his solution to Detroit's problems.
Having read reports of Detroit's dramatic population loss (about 25% over the past decade), Bloomberg's solution is simple. Immigration!
Mayor Bloomberg: Detroit Needs Final Solution Governor Snyder apparently thinks this is a swell idea, too. Neither Bloomberg nor Snyder seem to have addressed the most basic question. Why is Detroit losing population? They make it sound as if it were some unknowable force of nature causing Detroit to lose people. (26 comments, 404 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Governor Snyderbama is at it again.
Gov. Rick Snyder says Michigan must do more to attract and keep immigrants to improve Michigan's economy. Way to take care of the Home Team first, Snyder. Bottom line. When demented Nanny State Big Government and United Nations trolls like Michael Bloomberg are on your side, you should know that you've really f#@%ed up and course correct immediately. By the way, how's that back to 10.3% unemployment thing working out for you, Guv? (2 comments, 185 words in story) Full Story |
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