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Tag: ethics (page 4)

Cherry, Dillon, Whitmer and Bing under fire in the MSM (surprise!) for ethical... inconsistencies

By Nick, Section News
Posted on Wed Mar 11, 2009 at 07:38:55 AM EST
Tags: Cherry, Dillon, Whitmer, Bing, ethics, MSM, consistency, budget, salary, lies, lying liars (all tags)

Call this the morning of surprises! And they're big ones, and important ones too... I'm not even going to mention the fact that the Michigan Wolverines look to have moved off the bubble and on their way to their first NCAA Tournament in over a decade. (OK, so maybe I'm going to mention that once but that's it, promise.)

Fair warning, before you read the rest of this post you're going to want to sit down. If you're driving and doing the mobile thing its safer for the rest of us if you pull over to the side of the road. Shock and highway speeds generally don't mix well.

Safe and secure?

Great. Check this out.

It looks like most elected Democrats in Lansing, while begging the State Officers Compensation Commission to cut their pay starting in 2011 have and continue to refuse to return any of their pay voluntarily here and now. SURPRISE!

Read on...

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