Posted on 05/19/2006 8:26:41 PM PDT by Westlander
While perusing finance reports filed by Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's 2005 re-election committee, we noticed a repeated oddity. At least 10 people who contributed the individual maximum of $3,400 did so in a way that had us scratching our scalps in wonder. Each of the benefactors wrote out four separate checks three for a $1,000 and one for $400 to reach their limit. Why, we mused, wouldn't they just write out one $3,400 check?
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Nothing ever happens to these dems when they get caught doing anything like this. There's only an investigation or prosecution when a conservative is involved.
Get out of Detroit, or even Michigan while you still can.
Just perfect.
I was living in Grosse Pointe Farms during the STRESS days (STRESS 7 - Sheriff 0). Shame that Nichols didn't beat the catfish.
Illegal campaign contributions. The guy's a dem, right? This is one of the reasons the only dem still yapping about the "culture of corruption" is that idiot Pelosi, who's too damn stupid to realize it's no longer a very good talking point for the equally-or-more-corrupt dems.
Don't forget this fool who resigned.
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/2592119/detail.html
And here's some more.
Detroit 1991 -- the former police chief, William Hart, and his deputy chief, Kenneth Weiner, are found guilty of embezzling $2.6 million from a special fund for undercover investigations.
"The sad part is Detroit was a nice town before being raped by Coleman Young and sodomized by Kilpatrick."
Wrong.
Detroit was losing white residents en masse prior in the 1960's. The 1967 riots didn't come ex nihilo, without reason. There was a time when many Detroit neighborhoods were much nicer than they are now (Cass Corridor comes to mind) but much of that came about due to redlining policies by banks.
Read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12th_Street_riot. I wrote much of it.
This is nothing more than a liberal rat trick. They wait until the rat is safely elected then, and only then, they come out with stuff like this and claim to be a big watch dog operation. Big deal!
well put.
alas, the period wound up in your link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_Detroit_12th_Street_Riot
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