Deal 2: Kilpatrick and his wife paid $65,000 for the house in the 4300 block of Leslie in September 1997. On Nov. 10, 2003, they sold it to Bert Johnson, now a state representative, for $155,200, a profit of $90,200. In 2006, according to 36th District Court records, a court order was obtained giving possession of the property back to the bank.

Johnson did not return an immediate call for comment. Kilpatrick hasn't been heard from publicly for weeks.

If funneling monies to Kwame backscratching deals weren't enough "transgression," howza 'bout this?

A first-term state representative who had been spotted driving on a suspended license in an unregistered car said he has obtained full restoration of his driving privileges.

Surely this must be just one of them John Conyers 'the check bounced' thingy's?

Johnson, a Democrat from Highland Park, has had a suspended license for most of the time that he has been of driving age, according to secretary of state records reviewed by the Free Press and detailed in a story Sunday.

Johnson serves on the House Insurance Committee, which oversees the regulation of auto insurance. Johnson has had at least 18 violations, mostly for speeding, and at least 24 license suspensions, the Free Press said.

Johnson, 33, had said he was unaware that the registration on the 2001 Jaguar that he was driving had expired. He said the plate would be renewed.

Doh!  Guess not.  And Whoohoo!  To be a felon still stylin' in a Jag after not paying bills on a Kwame house.  Ah yes, the Bling-bling lifestyle of a Wayne County Democrat.  And folks there keep electing 'em to Office?  F'ing amazing.