Detroit's Felon Mayor A Perfect Administration Fit for An Old Obama Friend

Instead of having criminals who are only crooks in theory since most have managed to escape any criminal charges for their criminal tax evasion, what not help out the ranks of the nation's unemployed by hiring ex mayor and newly freed felon Kwame Kilpatrick for a prime position in Obama's hope and change administration.

And in Kilpatrick's case we could all hope that after doing some minimal token jail time it's also time to hope he changes. Here's a little remnant of Obama and his old buddy who he campaigned for along with soon to be felon Ex Governor Hot Rod Blagojevich and other scum who show Obama's willingness to attach his train to anyone and anything hot for the moment who could help him in his ridiculous meteoric rise through politics as a "con artist extraordinaire" who successfully conned the ignorant wannabe joiners on the left for the biggest prize of all last November.

Now it's our job to undo this mistake before too much damage is done to this great repuvblic turning western Soviet socialist like nanny state. Meanhwhile let's hope Kilpatrick can keep himself out of jail in the future and let's see how lonh it takes for the dumb voters to vote him back in office like they did Marion Berry in DC after his laundry list of felonies back in the 90's

Freedom For Detroit's Ex-Mayor:

WWJ Newsradio 950 - "Detroit (WWJ) -- Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was spending his last few hours behind bars Monday evening as rumors swirled about his future.

Kilpatrick is expected to walk out of the Wayne County Jail in downtown Detroit early Tuesday morning after serving 99 days in jail for obstruction of justice.

Wayne County jail officials expect the 38-year-old to leave the jail shortly after midnight. Kilpatrick must meet with state probation officers and is expected to leave Michigan for a job interview in Dallas on Wednesday.

Wayne County Circuit Court Judge David Groner ruled last week that Kilpatrick's destination not be made public, but defense attorney James Thomas and a prosecutor mentioned Texas in open court.

Thomas said Kilpatrick would find out on Thursday if he has been hired. Kilpatrick must return to Detroit by Feb. 9.

He would need court approval to transfer his probation jurisdiction outside Michigan.

Kilpatrick will be on five years' probation and have to pay one million dollars restitution after a plea to two obstruction charges."

Obama campaigning for his friend Kwame, being released from jail today. One day we will look back and say, wee I told you Obama would end up just like his friend in Detroit

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