| "I thought I had seen everything", but the wife of the congressman from General Motors never fails to disappoint: see DetNews, State Dems, Republicans seek to preserve presidential primary, courtesy of "Mike Bishop's Fav'rit Blog", Political leaders of both parties are pushing for the state Legislature to place the names of four Democratic presidential candidates back on the Jan. 15 primary ballot, trying to undo the damage to Michigan's political clout when the candidates removed their names from consideration this week.
Democratic National Committee member Debbie Dingell and state GOP Chairman Saul Anuzis both support the idea; Anuzis said today the Republican leaders of both chambers of the Legislature are on board. ...
"We have to be prepared to play hardball," said Dingell, the wife of U.S. Rep John Dingell, D-Dearborn, and a prime mover in the bid to challenge Iowa and New Hampshire. ... That's just what Michigan's image needs: a white woman (person) who married into power, forcing an African American (Obama) and a Latino (Richardson), plus some others, to be forced to do something they don't want to do.
And cuddling up with "Super Saul" Anuzis to do it. Now isn't that special. Wasn't involuntary servitude abolished a long time ago?? ...Why hasn't Debbie Dingell resigned from her position at the DNC, or been forcibly removed from it? She isn't happy there. And she clearly has no respect for the DNC, or maybe for anyone else either, maybe. (Except for her husband or General Motors--hard to tell the difference between them--, and Hillary, who could advance Debbie's career.) Yes, involuntary servitude got abolished a long time ago (that "Civil War" thing), but not everyone has noticed, I guess... |
