Is this good or bad news for Detroit?
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Re: Is this good or bad news for Detroit?
Most definitely good!
Kwame has been dragging this city down for quite a while. After we got rid of Coleman Young we had Dennis Archer. Archer did moer for this city than anyone can imagine, only to be bad mouthed because he wanted to do it without the help of the suburbs. This is in stark contrast to Young who wanted the city to ride on the 'burbs coattails.
Everyone knows that things politically take a long time to happen. Archer brought the great sports events here, (superbowl, ryder cup, etc.). Kilpatrick took credit for it because it happened on his watch.
Bottom line, Kilpatrick is a wannabe thug, as evidenced by his entourage, and lifestyle. He is a very personable person, just not very effectual.
Finally Detroit can move on past this dark era in our history and work on improving our city's image, economy, and resources.
Kwame has been dragging this city down for quite a while. After we got rid of Coleman Young we had Dennis Archer. Archer did moer for this city than anyone can imagine, only to be bad mouthed because he wanted to do it without the help of the suburbs. This is in stark contrast to Young who wanted the city to ride on the 'burbs coattails.
Everyone knows that things politically take a long time to happen. Archer brought the great sports events here, (superbowl, ryder cup, etc.). Kilpatrick took credit for it because it happened on his watch.
Bottom line, Kilpatrick is a wannabe thug, as evidenced by his entourage, and lifestyle. He is a very personable person, just not very effectual.
Finally Detroit can move on past this dark era in our history and work on improving our city's image, economy, and resources.
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Re: Is this good or bad news for Detroit?
Originally Posted by apkano
Most definitely good!
Kwame has been dragging this city down for quite a while. After we got rid of Coleman Young we had Dennis Archer. Archer did moer for this city than anyone can imagine, only to be bad mouthed because he wanted to do it without the help of the suburbs. This is in stark contrast to Young who wanted the city to ride on the 'burbs coattails.
Everyone knows that things politically take a long time to happen. Archer brought the great sports events here, (superbowl, ryder cup, etc.). Kilpatrick took credit for it because it happened on his watch.
Bottom line, Kilpatrick is a wannabe thug, as evidenced by his entourage, and lifestyle. He is a very personable person, just not very effectual.
Finally Detroit can move on past this dark era in our history and work on improving our city's image, economy, and resources.
Kwame has been dragging this city down for quite a while. After we got rid of Coleman Young we had Dennis Archer. Archer did moer for this city than anyone can imagine, only to be bad mouthed because he wanted to do it without the help of the suburbs. This is in stark contrast to Young who wanted the city to ride on the 'burbs coattails.
Everyone knows that things politically take a long time to happen. Archer brought the great sports events here, (superbowl, ryder cup, etc.). Kilpatrick took credit for it because it happened on his watch.
Bottom line, Kilpatrick is a wannabe thug, as evidenced by his entourage, and lifestyle. He is a very personable person, just not very effectual.
Finally Detroit can move on past this dark era in our history and work on improving our city's image, economy, and resources.
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