February 10, 2014 Before you accept the President’s assertion that there is not a “smidgen of corruption” to be found in the IRS targeting scandal, you need to listen to Catherine Engelbrecht’s testimony
Four million, eight million or eleven million, it is not the numbers that matter, but it is a matter of law. After winning an election, each house member, senator and the president raise their right hand, and in front of witnesses take an oath to uphold the constitution and follow the laws of the land. Now
February 2, 2014 Commentary and analysis on local, state and national news with ARMCHAIR POLITICS pundits former Lt. Gov. John Cherry (D) on the left, former State House member Charlie Mueller (R) on the right and resident cynic Barry Simon on The Tom Sumner Program Monday February 3 beginning at 3 p
Wind speeds of 100 miles per hour. Torrential rainfall and flooding, causes property destruction which totals countless millions of dollars. The human tragedy lends itself to unspeakable sadness. During such an event, can even the mightiest oak withstand nature’s fury? With deep roots, thick bark, density of fiber and infallible stature, the survival of this species has been ensured
Flint residents are used to reading about how terrible their city is in the national media. This time Flint is the focus of an article found at PolicyMic.com titled "This is America's Most Apocalyptic, Violent City — And You’ve Probably Never Heard Of It." Of course it's not great for tourism in Flint, but could all this negative press be a blessing in disguise?
November 15, 2013
November 14, 2013 In a recent opinion piece for Michigan Radio, which is part of the NPR Digital Network, noted political analyst Jack Lessenberry wrote there has been a "journalism failure in Flint."
Lessenberry was referring to the Flint Journal saying "we didn't do good enough" in not reporting the felony convictions of two candidates for Flint City Council