What’s the next best thing than calling Big Gretch when you crash your vehicle and are caught drunk driving and fight with the cops?
Tag Archive for Affirmative Action Meets The Peter Principle
Michigan
The Jewell of the Denial
by Corinthian Scales • • 1 Comment
Big Gretch has more issues stacked on her plate other than waging genocide upon our most vulnerable as this drunken li’l gem named them all by name.
Michigan
Candace Raises a Damn Good Question
by Corinthian Scales • • 2 Comments
For years, I have used my platform to #BacktheBlue when the media and leftwing politicians baselessly attacked LEOs.
Now it’s time to discover if the Blue backs us.
I stand with every business owner who is opening their doors in defiance of tyrannical Democrat lockdowns. https://t.co/HdIVGcRp0k— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) December 3, 2020
I wouldn’t hold my breath based upon what we’ve witnessed as our Democrat-socialist corrupted LEO have a piss-poor track record.
Michigan
Larissa Made No Friends Arresting Democrat Clerk Sherikia Hawkins
by Corinthian Scales • • 0 Comments
Where is AG Dana “Nasty” Nessel? I mean this lawsuit checks off all the ‘correct’ boxes, yes? Female, White, and lesbian.
An attorney representing a white, gay Michigan State Police sergeant filed a lawsuit Wednesday claiming the agency’s diversity efforts discriminate against her because of her race, and that her supervisor subjected her to a homophobic atmosphere.
Sgt. Larissa LaMay claims in her suit that she was passed over in January for the position of assistant post commander in lieu of an
African American[black] woman who had been “disciplined for failing to show up for work and falsifying records to conceal it.”
Oops, Larissa didn’t check off all of the boxes for Nasty Nessel, and the biggest problem is she arrested Jocelyn Benson’s friend on 6 felonies. Seriously, it’s an election year and Michigan Democrats have an election they’re trying to steal, dammit. They wanted all hands on deck!
Cronyism, Elections, Michigan, Opinion, Rent Seeking, Republicans, Taxes
Ron Boji et al. Pocket $134,000,000 for Their “Better View”
by Corinthian Scales • • 3 Comments
Our wayward Elected Class spending saga continues via WXYZ
This pay-to-play wasteful spending has got to stop. So does this crap.
“I don’t like to look backwards. I’m a guy who looks forward and solves problems,” Pscholka said.
What a pompous, can-kicking schmuck, but, there it is as plain as day. Rick Snyder’s playbook line used to justify his actions as a big spending, everyone connected gets a kickback Republican. You folks tired of hearing it yet? Guess not. Methinks, there’s a growing consensus they all should just be thankful there is a disinterested, ill-informed, and apathetic electorate otherwise all the Oath sworn f****** would be hearing footsteps in their sleep.
In other words, this is the government that has been consented to by our vote. Pay up, suckers…
Ps. thanks for the empty words, Colbeck you fraud.
2015 MIGOP State Convention, Cronyism, Elections, Michigan, Opinion, Philosophy, Rent Seeking, Republicans, Taxes
Now it’s $51,000,000 to $70,000,000 for a “Better View of the Capitol”?
by Corinthian Scales • • 13 Comments
via WXYZ
Hmmm, now where have we seen these money grab pay-to-play schemes before? Oh! That’s right, Wayne County. And that worked out just swell, yes?
I’ve long said that Ross Jones, is the only reporter in Michigan, worth following. Unfortunately, there’s a new Senate Marshal in Lansing (heavy on the marsh part), and he goes by the nickname of, Sen. Arlan Randy Ficano.
With obscene waste above nonchalantly endorsed by Boji’s Engler era chatterbox, and the $54B budget Snyder/Calley presented, are folks beginning to understand why his SOTS “Vote Yes” propaganda completely ignored by “Chief election Officer” Ruth Johnson, is little more than a Republican Majority instituted Jizya tax?
I, for one, sure as Hell hope so.
Ps. for those who may be unaware, the same folks involved with the Boji building shenanigans are also behind another $88,000,000 unnecessary project in, Lansing.
Conservative News, Michigan, Opinion, Philosophy
Rick and Ron
by Corinthian Scales • • 3 Comments
Rightmi.com readers cannot say they were not informed: http://rightmi.com/old/www.rightmichigan.com/story/2013/10/18/10462/218.html
Yep. Just another page in Rick Snyder’s *culture* of corruption…
Cronyism, Democrats, Elections, Michigan, Opinion
Of Course Duggan Would
by Corinthian Scales • • 1 Comment
Who couldn’t see something like this coming from Mike Duggan?
“Today I decided to endorse Warren Evans for Wayne County executive,” Duggan said in a statement. “Of all the candidates, Warren Evans is the one with whom I can best partner to do the job you elected me to do in the city of Detroit.”
Yep. Alien vs Predator with a dash of coverup agenda succession. Nevertheless, if ones politics are inline within the Democratic Party, the powers that be will surround, embrace, protect, and nurture…
Michigan Politics
Troubles Ahead For The Michigan Romney Campaign?
by Corinthian Scales • • 1 Comment
Will the FBI turn up improprieties surrounding Mitt’s National Finance Co-Chairmen, John Rakolta?
Could the questions that now surround the Wayne County Business Development Corporation be a factor? Who really knows for sure where this whole mess will lead.
Sure are some strange bedfellows though…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Romney Press Office
September 8, 2011
857-288-3610MITT ROMNEY ANNOUNCES SUPPORT OF MICHIGAN SENATE MAJORITY LEADER RANDY RICHARDVILLE, BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY LEADERSBoston, MA – Mitt Romney today welcomed the support of Michigan Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville (R-Monroe), who will serve as a Co-Chair of the Romney campaign in Michigan.
“Michigan will be a critical state during the Republican nomination process, as well as the General Election, and I’m honored to have Majority Leader Richardville join my team,” said Mitt Romney.
“I am pleased to support Mitt Romney for president. I’ve had the opportunity to talk with Mitt specifically about Michigan and he clearly understands the challenges our state faces and his personal connections to our state will ensure that Michigan will be on his mind in the White House,” said Richardville. “Mitt’s background as a conservative businessman and successful Governor will make him a president we can count on to help Michigan get back on track.”
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, chairman of the Michigan Romney campaign, welcomed the addition of Majority Leader Richardville saying, “We are assembling a leadership team here in Michigan for Governor Romney that is second-to-none. Randy has exhibited strong leadership in the State Senate, sharing Governor Romney’s focus on jobs and the economy, and he will be a valuable asset as we win Michigan for Mitt Romney.”
In addition, the Romney campaign announced the support of the following Michigan business and community leaders:
National Finance Co-Chairmen
John Rakolta, Jr.
G. Scott RomneyMichigan Finance Co-Chairmen
David Fischer
Dan Gilbert
John Kennedy
Alan Kiriluk
Matt Kiriluk
Bob Liggett
Joe O’Connor
Bill Parfet
Edward Schwartz
Walter Schwartz
Greg Schwartz, Sr.
Robert Taubman
Edward LevyMichigan Finance Committee Members – Southeast Michigan
Sean Cotton
John Cotton
Bill Danhof
Vince Deangelis
Kenneth Eisenberg
Phillip Fisher
David Forbes
Doug Hamburger
John Jagger
Joe Kaiser
Dean Kiriluk
Quinn Kiriluk
Curt Korneffel
Rob Mardigian
Kevin Prokop
John Rakolta III
Joe Schwartz
Gregory Schwartz, Jr.
David TrottMichigan Finance Committee Members – West Michigan
Mike Jandernoa
Marge Byington Potter
Paul Potter
John Van Fossen
Carol Van Andel
David Van Andel
Jim Jurries
Bob BurnhamBackground On Senator Majority Leader Randy Richardville:
Randy Richardville was elected to the Michigan Senate in November, 2006. Upon re-election in 2010, he was selected as Senate Majority Leader. Prior to his election to the Senate, Randy spent three terms in the Michigan House of Representatives from 1999-2004. He held a leadership position in the House in each of his terms.
Prior to being elected to office, Randy worked in the business community – with 20 years of experience in Fortune 500 companies.
Hmmmm, and it was just on October 18 we all went through this.
“People expect the FBI to step in and do their job, but I would also say it’s possibly a missed opportunity for this state government and for us in Lansing to have shown that there is something that is there in our state that needs some looking in to, that we be willing to do it,” said Olumba.
Indeed Rep. Olumba. Hey, you know something Rep. Olumba, I was just thinking that maybe what happened to your request is…
No. Not saying. Just saying… what if?