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Tag: Nick

And A Super Big By The Way.

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Mon Dec 12, 2011 at 11:34:16 AM EST
Tags: Firstborn, Asher James Uriah, DeLeeuw, Nick, Sarah, Congratulations (all tags)

From the too busy to crank out the good news excuse department, we bring you this.

Asher James Uriah De Leeuw was born to Nick and Sarah on Dec 9.

Pretty cool huh?

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Not the same... But still not too bad.

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Fri Dec 04, 2009 at 12:40:14 PM EST
Tags: Michigan, RightMichigan, Nick, Discussion, Posting (all tags)

You know, this is a unique place.

There are a number of varying opinions even within the Center-Right and conservative community. RightMichigan.com started Nearly 3 years ago as an alternative media site for conservative values and perhaps a touch of reality..

Nick put a lot into the site and posted daily as well as having other voices in the mix. Some respectful others not so much perhaps, but generally understood around here was the premise that our state has been getting ground into the turf through electoral generations of Democrats who are more beholding to union and "progressive" interests than those of the citizens of Michigan as a whole.

Of course as we all know.. Nick's conspicuous absence leaves the regular postings that we had come to enjoy a little sparse.

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