Hood Research Analysis of the 2013 City of Detroit – Candidates & Election Process Krystal Crittendon – Exploring a Possible Entry as a Candidate Summary: Crittendon should not run for a Detroit political office at this time. She should not now be considered as a candidate by the electorate of the city of Detroit. First [...]
Read more →Still present and with the possibility of a vote by the Detroit City Council is a proposed contract with the law firm Miller-Canfield. This contract is being proposed by Mayor Dave Bing because, as he states, he can no longer trust the city corporate counsel who is mandated to represent the city and all matters [...]
Read more →Not the Kilpatrick Trial, But the Bing and Snyder Administration Politics in Detroit is dirtier than ever and the various special interests are breaking all the rules. Double standards have become the new standard and the belief where the ends justify the means is alive and strong within the state of Michigan. Mayor Bing [...]
Read more →Michigan August 8, 2012 Michigan Public Act 4(PA4), the unconstitutional dictator government law is officially suspended. The Michigan Board of State Canvassers approved a vote on the law for the state’s November ballot. All persons appointed under this law are now out of a job until at least November when the voters can decide whether [...]
Read more →The August primary is past and the votes have been cast. Was it an informed vote or a popular vote. We’re those fortunate to receive your vote asked and tasked with how they will treat you in kind? We must remember what politics is supposed to produce. Politics should lead to wealth growth for [...]
Read more →Do you live in Detroit? The reverend Jerome Warfield wants to raise your taxes. Warfield is a Detroit police commissioner who is using the horrific occurrences of gun violence in an attempt to persuade public opinion. A man of God using fear tactics against the average citizen. Does he conduct his church business in this [...]
Read more →Detroit, Michigan Why does the president of the DFT, Detroit Federation Of Teachers (union), seek to negotiate with a person who is no longer holding a position that can negotiate for the Detroit Public Schools? Keith Johnson, the DFT president, stated that he wanted to work with Roy Roberts, the former state appointed emergency manager, [...]
Read more →State Representative David E Nathan emailed a campaign solicitation asking for votes with the statement that he has been endorsed by the Detroit News and the Detroit Regional Chamber PAC. In the email he says the political climate in Lansing requires experience to get things done. These two endorsers are responsible for creating that political [...]
Read more →08/12/2012 Where as Public Act 4, The Emergency Manager Law has been suspended due to a citizen led petition drive seeking to have the voters over turn this law. Where as Public Act 72 was repealed per the laws of the state of Michigan with immediate effect in the month of March of 2011 when [...]
Read more →There are what appear to be misunderstandings over the situation and the process with the now suspended public act 4. There are those arguing about the law. Then there are those who are arguing their political and ideological preferences. Finally there are those who are pushing an agenda and don’t care which argument is used [...]
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