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A TSUNAMI HITS DETROIT

Posted on July 23, 2013 by James Carlini | 1 comment

By James Carlini

Do you hear that? It’s a crumbling sound reverberating across the country.

It’s the great wall of over-bloated government pensions starting to crumble in Detroit. The unions think they will stop the crumbling? I don’t think so. Continue reading →

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