Reading in the venerable and always on the political mark Michigan Messenger where the attack ads have started to come out in full for the Republican Gubernatorial candidates in Michigan. There are no attack ads yet for the Democratic candidates because the party cant seem to find anyone who wants to run on incumbent Democratic Gov. Granholms record. So as miserable as the economy is in Michigan their is a bright spot in hiring - for a Governor starting in 2010.

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Via Michigan Messenger

February 8, 2010

Reading where the leadership of the Michigan Democratic Party is saying:

"Mark Brewer, chairman of the state Democratic Party, said research shows this will be a very competitive race — regardless of Granholm’s unpopularity and how it will be used against the prospective nominee.

"There’s no need to run away from the governor’s record, but this is about the future"

Centrist says that the 1m people who have already fled Michigan under Granholm would beg to differ. These people didnt wait 5 years to be blown away by broken promises on the road to ruins.

Reading this incredulous, subjective and highly biased report from the media in Detroit that serves Big 3 auto. The report almost sounds like it was written by the White House who is a majority owner of GM and Chrysler. Test drive this sentence from the report:

"Consumers report hearing and reading more favorable information about GM and Chrysler these days"

The sentence above  like Toyota, only begins to regain credibility and basis in fact is if you substitute the defective in the sentence (GM and Chrysler) and and replace it with "Ford".

 
 The same day that GOP candidate Rick Snyder ran his "Its Time For A Nerd (One Tough Nerd) campaign message for Governor and Michigan political pundit Tim Skubick opined on the ad that:

But let’s just step back for a second and let’s say you’re a blue-collar guy or woman that works on the line. And you see a guy who calls himself a nerd wants to be governor. And top of it he’s from a town called Ann Arbor," said Skubick.  (Source:WWJ950)
 

The Detroit Free Press runs an excellent expose that asks ‘How Do We Prepare Our Kids For Jobs, The Future?" The Freep writes:

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