A few weeks ago, I mentioned here that I might spend some time working on behalf of the Clinton campaign in either my birth state of Kentucky, where the Republican Governor said not too long ago that patriots may need to shed blood in order to “reclaim” the U.S. if Trump loses, or our neighboring […]
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With the race tightening in Michigan, it’s time to make a stand against Trump and everything he stands for
Posted in Michigan, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged 2016, Donald Trump, email, enthusiasm gap, FBI, Hillary Clinton, James B. Comey, Kentucky, Ohio, polling, Presidential politics, Pussy Grabber, scandals, the black vote 31 Comments
The ONE Campaign’s caravan to stop in Ypsilanti to discuss putting and end to global poverty
On Wednesday evening, representatives from the ONE Vote ‘16 Caravan will be pulling into Ypsilanti’s Cultivate Coffee and Tap House and engaging local voters in a discussion about global poverty and how critical it is that our elected leaders take the problem seriously. Following is my discussion with Juliet Vedral, the U.S./Canada Press Secretary for […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Ypsilanti Also tagged 2016, Africa, Bono, bounce houses, call to action, caravans, Cultivate Coffee and Tap House, debates, Democratic National COnvention, disease, Donald Trump, ebola, foreign policy, gender inequality, Hillary Clinton, HIV, inequality, Juliet Vedra, national security, ONE, ONE Vote, poverty, race and poverty, Republican National Convention, sexism, terrorism, virtual reality 4 Comments
Ypsilanti City Council candidates respond to questions about the Water Street millage, race and policing, and what they’d like to see in a new City Manager at tonight’s League of Women Voters debate
In Ypsilanti, because we generally vote Democrat, our City Council races are pretty much decided during the primary. And, in hopes of ensuring that voters are educated before placing their primary votes on August 2, The League of Women Voters hosted a forum this evening, during which the four individuals running for Ypsi City Council […]
Posted in Politics, Ypsilanti Also tagged Beth Bashert, City Manager, debates, Jennifer Symanns, League of Women Voters, Liz Dahl MacGregor, Pete Murdock, primary elections, Ralph Lange, Water Street, Water Street debt reduction millage, Ypsilanti City Council, Ypsilanti Ward 2, Ypsilanti Ward 3 21 Comments