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Tag: TMNTBy Nick, Section News
BIIIIIIIIG DAY today. Big enough that it required eight "I"s and full caps. If something can be happening in the universe, err, well, in Michigan, then it is and it is happening today.
First and foremost, it is an election day. If you're reading this, the polls are open and you haven't yet, stop everything you're doing and go vote. There are tax hike proposals in seemingly every city, township and village in the State and far left extremists running for just about every school board seat available anywhere. No, seriously, go vote. We'll wait... ... ...... .......... Back? What took you so long? If you're in Detroit we already know it wasn't long lines, so don't try that excuse. The Detroit News reports this morning that a measly fifteen percent of the registered voters in the D are expected to cast a ballot today to elect the city's next mayor. Suppose that's what happens when you get a race between a pair of Democrats who are much more alike than they'd have you believe. Don't give the voters a choice then don't be surprised when they don't bother showing up to make one. Not even the 200,000 phantoms on the books. Meanwhile, an hour and a half to the west, the Granholm-Cherry administration is set today to unveil their sweeping, shocking, devastating, budget-balancing spending cuts. Except that they aren't sweeping, they certainly aren't shocking, the Dems' core constituency won't be devastated and they don't balance the budget. Other than that, though, the administration is pitching a perfect game. Read on... (10 comments, 694 words in story) Full Story |
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