Gov. may decide on ouster hearing today
Gov. Jennifer Granholm is expected to announce today whether she'll proceed with hearings next week that could remove Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick from office, amid continued speculation that a plea deal could still be in the works for the embattled mayor.
Granholm is expected to announce her intentions after reading final legal arguments submitted Monday by attorneys for Kilpatrick and the City Council.
In the briefs, council attorney William Goodman argued Granholm would "set a dangerous precedent" if she fails to act or delays hearings. The mayor's general counsel, Sharon McPhail, accused the council of engaging in a disingenuous power grab.
Source"The Detroit City Council has wasted hundreds of thousands of dollars paying for an attorney to conduct a political witch hunt against the Mayor," McPhail wrote, a reference to Goodman, who has a contract for up to $260,000.
"(The mayor) respectfully requests that the Honorable Jennifer Granholm decline to join the lynch mob: That she stand up for the rule of law and dismiss this factually inadequate and politically motivated petition."
I don't know what dirt the mayor has on McPhail but she certainly has changed her tune on Kwami.
Get in the way back machine again Mr. Peabody, this is going be a fun one.
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"....She didn't mention that she was one of the mayor's biggest critics when she served on the council, once calling him a "thug" and claiming he tried to electrocute her."
Sharon McPhail is either A) as nutty as they come or B) The mayor has dirt on her he has threatened to use...seriously what else could it be to cause the crap to flow from her mouth like an artisan spring from the anus.
Maybe Kwami has magical powers over women and that's how he got Christine Beatty's knee a-knockin.
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