Obama's Idea of a "Great Mayor" Is Headed to Jail

[samspade]

We can't judge Obama on his record, because he doesn't have one. Most people won't judge him on his associations, alarming as these are, because his enablers in the media refuse to report on them. But we can still judge him on his judgment. For example, he dismissed the remarkable Sarah Palin as the uh uh uh no-account mayor of a dinky town that doesn't matter. In contrast, Detroit's Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, a Democrat superdelegate, was praised by the Obamessiah as a "great mayor" who has been "doing an outstanding job."
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Obama's Idea of a "Great Mayor" Is Headed to Jail - Right Wing News (Conservative News and Views)

[smichellem]

His judgement just keeps on showing doesn't it?!

[Susanna]

He soon won't have anyone left to associate with.

[ironhorsedriver]

Remember, he'll meet with Aminijahd. No pre-conditions.

[HebrewHammer]

Detroit is going downhill even more, thanks to Kilpatrick. I'm happy I live on the other side of Michigan.

[Newman]

The former mayor here was just a moron, but not criminal. The current mayor is an ex-police chief....He's just arrogant....but not criminal....both are Democrats....of course

[Ronald Reagan is My Hero]

His judgement just keeps on showing doesn't it?!

Judgement? We don't need no stinkin' judgement.

[Spâtha]

I remember when this story broke, and the reporter was covering it from across the street from the city building. In the background were 10-12 men loitering around the entrance and the plaza(a wide expanse of concrete) was littered with paper and trash. It reminded me if a back alley entrance to a bar. The reporter was asked about that very issue and he said, "yeah, this was the front entrance."

Detroit has been on a downward spiral since the riots of the 60s.
Of course Detroiters blame the US car manufacturers, but we all know the truth.
Detroit is merely a shadow of it's former self - just sleeze, crime, and coruption.
Kwame Kilpatrick seemed to fit right in...

[generallyspeaking20]

ha!
"He will spend four months in jail"
um.. In my state, they send you off to jail for 2 years for 2.5 grams of pot.
What ever happened 2 justice?

[smichellem]

ha!
"He will spend four months in jail"
um.. In my state, they send you off to jail for 2 years for 2.5 grams of pot.
What ever happened 2 justice?

Good. Is there something wrong with that? Break the law that requires jail time, go to jail. What don't people get about that? Until the laws are changed they need to be upheld.