The Detroit Lions beat the Indianapolis Colts 18-17. YEAAAH!!! Okay,it was only a preseason game but I’ll take it.
What can we take from a victory that doesn’t really count?
Here are a observations:
Daunte Culpepper looks good and most likely should start the season. There is some debate here. Do you go with Culpepper, who gives you [...] Read more »
I was listening to a few minutes of the Jay and Bill Show on 97.1 FM this morning and they were discussing Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s bid for stimulus money to create a high-speed rail system from Detroit to Chicago. Read more »
Okay, let me get this out first: I think having health care is a right. And NO ONE is having that right taken from them. However, just because it is a right, doesn’t mean the government has to pay for it.
I have the right to own property, so should I get it free? Of course [...] Read more »
After the Detroit Lions beat the Atlanta Falcons in their first preseason game, I became a little excited. Maybe too excited. After all, it was just one game – and an exhibition game at that. Read more »
Michigan still leads the nation in unemployment at 15%.
Who says Michigan isn’t the tops in anything since Arnold Schwarznegger took the title of the worst governor in the country from Jennifer Granholm? (See, I can say nice things about Granholm.)
The reports hit this week Michigan’s unemployment dipped about .2% to leave us at the 15% [...] Read more »
When the trading deadline passed and the Detroit Tigers only acquired pitcher Jarrod Washburn, I was dissapointed because the offense was anemic and needed another hitter, especially a left-hander. Read more »
As a true blue Lions fan, I am anointing rookie quarterback Matthew Stafford the savior of this franchise and saying he will be in 10 Pro Bowls and win at least four Super Bowls. His performance against the Atlanta Falcons convinced me of this. Read more »
Rep. Phillip Pavlov (District 81), introduced House Bill 5232, which seeks “to make certain findings regarding intrastate commerce; to prohibit federal regulation of firearms, firearms accessories, and ammunition involved purely in intrastate commerce in [the State of Michigan]; to provide for certain exceptions to federal regulation; and to establish certain manufacturing requirements.” Read more »
Judicial Watch reports More Corruption In Detroit:
Five officials have been charged with multiple felonies for embezzling public education funds in a beleaguered U.S. city that recently saw a high-profile councilwoman plead guilty to bribery and its corrupt mayor go to jail.
The cash-strapped Detroit Public School employees operated a widespread corruption scheme over six years, openly [...] Read more »
I love the Detroit Lions. Even though they went 0-16 last year, I still can’t shake my loyalty to the team.
Today, I realized the first pre-season game is Saturday against Atlanta and I got really anxious. I love Detroit Lions football – even the preseason. I just hope it sells out because I want to [...] Read more »
