[mairdie]

You are talking directly to me. These are all great things and I have great hopes. When he’s holding back, it’s because he sees a bigger picture. Trump knows what foundations have to be beneath the architectural creations he’s seeing in his mind. He’ll get there, but he can’t leave a single brick out without putting his vision in danger of collapse. I get so impatient, then I calm myself with my trust in him.

But your fuel ideas should go to the organization that’s controlling that type of regulation. Every success there is another brick for his foundation.

I don’t think the door to door is going to be what gets people to vote. I do think the day of election getting people to the polls does. I think what will get people out is the sheer craziness of the left. Our side just won’t take a chance on the crazies winning. They’re doing our work for us.

Now, going by that theory, RBG should hold on until maybe August of next year. That gives us time to watch the left try to foment a real revolution and cause real revulsion in the people. And that sets up 2020.

[Steven W.]

Judge Brennan Resigns From Michigan District Judges Association

53rd District Court Judge Theresa Brennan has resigned from a state judge’s association amid an ongoing criminal investigation.
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Locally, Brennan’s caseload has been reassigned and she is the subject of a Michigan State Police criminal investigation, which Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has said he will immediately review upon conclusion. The Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission also filed a formal complaint against Brennan in June alleging misconduct in office involving her relationship with former Michigan State Police Detective Sean Furlong. He served as the chief prosecution witness during the 2013 double murder trial of Jerome Kowalski, which Brennan presided over and resulted in Kowalski’s conviction and life sentence. While Brennan and Furlong admit an affair, they claim it began after the trial. However, testimony and documents from Brennan’s 2017 divorce seemingly dispute that and indicate it began long before the trial.