NoIDidn't Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 It didn't affect his job!!?? According to WHOSE standards? It cost his city two police officers and more than 9 million dollars to cover to pay the officers for being let go of as part of some pretty obvious retribution for investigating his EMA. Ha! Didn't affect his job. Whatever. The tax dollars of the citizens of Detroit have been wasted to the tune of $9M. Infrastructure improvements and important city projects be da**ed, huh? Imperfection is exceptable when my money isn't wasted on it. His imperfection affected an entire city's pocket book. He should be fired. An EMA that affected people not connected to it at all in this manner SHOULD be outted. He should be made to repay the city. So should she. Lying under oath, costing the city millions, just because they didn't think they could get caught.
Author JamesM Posted January 31, 2008 Author Posted January 31, 2008 He made a statement last night as to how sorry he was, but he will not step down. http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/01/30/detroit.mayor/index.html?iref=newssearch The girl is quitting next week, but worse yet for her, she is a law student. And law students do not get too many job offers if they have a criminal record that includes perjury. I believe he is having a tough time, but is emotional stress enough? Is he truly sorry or is he sorry he got caught? I am guessing it is kind of obvious.
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