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The Democrats are going to have training sessions to learn how to 'Talk' about terrorism. The operative word here is 'Talk'. Can't they just tag along with the Republicans who kept us safe since 9/11 and learn from the pros, How about popcorn and a movie night on the Hill where Team America is shown. It gets really rediculous when the fight on terrorism is learned in a classroom.
Via Politico.com
March 8, 2010
House Democrats have found a way to address Republicans’ polling advantage on national security: Teach candidates a better way to talk about the issue.
The current MI AG and candidate for Governor Cox cant remember what phone company he used in 2003 which was requested for records in a probe of slain exotic dancer.
Via Detnews March 8, 2010 Detroit –
Attorney General Mike Cox can't turn over his home phone records in connection with a lawsuit brought by the family of a slain exotic dancer because he doesn't remember and can't find out what phone company he used in 2003, a federal judge was told today. Norman Yatooma, the attorney for the family of dancer Tamara "Strawberry" Greene, has requested records of phone calls between Cox and four others from around the time in 2003 when Cox investigated a rumored stripper party at the mayor's Manoogian Mansion that allegedly occurred in the fall of 2002.
Hard to imagine that their is place that has more convictions for Public Corruption than Detroit (MI) within the last 10 years but Cleveland, OH is way ahead in that category. Reading the list of Forbes most miserable cities for 2010 and it seems like Detroit and Cleveland not only are in the top 5 of Most Miserable Cities but have ironically experienced a population exodus of the same magnitude.
Leaving Michigan Behind: Eight-year population exodus staggers state
Outflow of skilled, educated workers crimps Michigan’s recovery
Joe LaCross drives American cars. Always has. Born and raised in the blue-collar suburbs of Detroit, this son of a welder wouldn’t dream of rolling past his autoworker neighbors in a Toyota. But not long ago the 38-year-old pulled into the driveway of his Sterling Heights home in a vehicle wreaking even more havoc in his home state.