Posts Tagged ‘Kwame Kilpatrick’

Friday, September 5th, 2008 at 6:31pm

Michigan Can Do Better

Posted by Tom Skypek in Media, The American Presidency

Freedom’s Defense Fund released a new ad examining Sen. Obama’s friendship with former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.

Michigan deserves better than Kwame Kilpatrick and Barack Obama.

Thursday, September 4th, 2008 at 4:12pm

With Friends Like These

Posted by Tom Skypek in The American Presidency

Today, Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, Sen. Barack Obama’s “friend” and “colleague,” pled guilty to felony obstruction charges.  He will serve four months in jail and pay a $1 million fine.  Kilpatrick dragged out the inevitable for seven months at significant cost to Michigan tax payers.  Michigan can do better than Kwame Kilpatrick.  This provides Republicans with an opportunity to grab Michigan’s 17 electoral votes this November.     

Remember, Sen. Obama said this about his friend Mayor Kilpatrick:

And he [Kilpatrick] is a leader not just here in Detroit, not just in Michigan, but all across the country.  People look to him.  We know that he is going to be doing astounding things for many years to come.

And so I’m grateful to call him a friend and a colleague.  And I’m…

Friday, August 8th, 2008 at 5:08pm

Kwame Kilpatrick

Posted by Tom Skypek in Media, The American Presidency

Here’s a great post from RightMichigan.com on Sen. Obama’s association with Detroit Mayer Kwame Kilpatrick.  Sen. Obama said the following about the recently jailed city executive: 

And he [Kilpatrick] is a leader not just here in Detroit, not just in Michigan, but all across the country.  People look to him.  We know that he is going to be doing astounding things for many years to come.

And so I’m grateful to call him a friend and a colleague.  And I’m looking forward to a lengthy collaboration in terms of making sure that Detroit does well in the future.

Not sure if any of you have been to Detroit lately but it looks like Dresden after the firebombing.  The “Hip Hop Mayor” is…

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