"I told you I needed ALL of Michigan's votes!"
He then went on to say... “ Of course God is white”....
Actually, I hope this guy “gets it” and turns his life around. I just want to see him do it out of office.
God isn’t punishing him. He is merely reaping what he sowed by disobeying God.
I think he ought to be more concerned with a Federal Grand Jury and Federal Prosecutor.....
Just a wild-@$$ guess on my part.
Well, just dang!! Nobody wants to be “whupped” by the devil.
I never heard Mr. Johnson described as 'God'...
Hebrews 12
5And you have forgotten that word of encouragement that addresses you as sons:
“My son, do not make light of the Lord’s discipline,
and do not lose heart when he rebukes you,
6because the Lord disciplines those he loves,
and he punishes everyone he accepts as a son.
Proverbs 3:11
11 My son, do not despise the LORD’s discipline
and do not resent his rebuke,
It’s hard out there for a pimp.
“And this is the writing that was written, MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN.”
"I told you I needed ALL of Michigan's votes!"
If he’s being punished by God, then he should stop feigning innocence.
Good to hear you understand that, Kwame. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
Well, that's what you get for worshiping Bacchus. ;)
Look what libs think of the people they are speaking to. Total pandering, condescending BS.
I do not believe in Karma, except as a parallel to the Biblical concept of “reaping what we sow”.
That said, Mr Mayor: What goes around, comes around.
The last refuge of the true scoundrel is the faux preaching of religion.
Kilpatrick is mocking his flllowers and more seriously, his God.
Not smart.
However, Denny's troubles didn't begin to surface until after he'd accomplished the most amazing back-to-back seasons a Detroit Tigers pitcher ever had, going 55-15 for '68 and '69. It is said and it may be a fact that another Detroit riot probably would have occurred in '68 if it were not for the Tigers having the great season they did. It was the power of the game itself- Our national past-time and we were on top. The people were proud and decent enough not ro ruin it for themselves and everyone else. In 1970, Denny's locker room run-in with the media got him suspended and it all went downhill from there. From then on, he seemed to be able to make all of these new starts only to eventually be brought up on charges of some sort of new jailable offense. 
The difference between Kwame Kilpatrick (D) and Denny McLain is obvious. Kilpatrick never did anything in his career that if not for his legal troubles, he'd someday be eligible for induction to some kind of Detroit Mayoral Hall of Fame. Kwame will lift a barbell with 1000# written on each balloon to great cheers and blind "kudos" while Denny McLain could never make winning more than 25 games in a season look like 100 because we all knew and he knew it too, that he had a great team to pick him up. Guys like Johnny Sain, Al Kaline, Bill Freehan, Jim Northrup, Norm Cash, Willie Horton, Mickey Stanley, Earl Wilson, John Hiller, Darryl Patterson and the entire bullpen. Even Ernie Harwell was in his corner. Kwame has his momma, Martha Reeves and some gansta rapper celebrities. I will bet a dollar to a doughnut that most of his support does comes from a certain criminal element 'demographic' that is prepared to react in the event of his resignation, forced or otherwise. For all we know, the next Mayor of Detroit could turn out to be yet another Coleman Young or Kwame Kilpatrick. You'd think the voters would be more careful...