Yup. He wasted no time at all disposing of Weaver, so my first impression of him is a highly positive one.

Isn't that what Langdon more or less will be doing? There are also reports he has hired Michael Blackstone, VP of basketball operations for the Pelicans, to join him in Detroit. 2024/2025 will likely be another waste of a year as that tandem works to purge the garbage Weaver brought here. We should ...

Hallelujah!

His departure from town cannot happen soon enough!! https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/nba/pistons/2024/05/31/report-detroit-pistons-gm-troy-weaver-to-part-ways/73927839007/ https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5532887/2024/05/31/pistons-troy-weaver-fired-gm/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mlive...

Thanks for the info! The fact 88.7 cannot beat 95.9 is hilarious. I'm guessing 88.7 is drawing around a 3 share, which means it still draws a much smaller percentage of Windsor radio listening than during most of the station's tenure as 89X. 93.9 does sound halfway decent. A lot more effort seems to...

It is nice to know the Freep (finally) realized the story still deserves prominent coverage. In view of folks who might not have kept tabs on the news yesterday evening and might check headlines first thing in the morning, it strikes me as very odd that the Freep wouldn't make an effort to give the ...

If any sentence has already been served, all fines paid and any probationary period completed, those with felony convictions should be allowed to vote.

I guess an unprecedented felony conviction of a former President (and current candidate for that same office) is not considered major news by The Detroit Free Press? Eight or nine stories on their home page receive higher billing than this one! At detnews.com, Trump's jury conviction is the top stor...

Do you know how many people are in prison thanks to an overzealous attorney?

A sickeningly high number, I'm sure.

The Innocence Clinic at the U-M Law School is a wonderful organization.

I certainly don't dismiss the possibility I don't understand the law as written in the state of New York as applied to the matter at hand. I am sure they have some absurd laws on the books, and this may be one such law. Politicians over multiple generations have written and passed many pieces of ill...

Let's dissect this statement (great find, Rate This): In order to find Trump guilty, the jury had to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt not only that Trump falsified the records with a fraudulent intent, but also that Trump did so to commit or conceal another crime. That underlying crime, prosecutor...

They are meritless, and the trial was a joke. The idea that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of intentionally orchestrating a scheme to violate campaign finance laws is utterly ludicrous. I agree completely. The notion the $130,000 constituted a campaign contribution is completely bizarre,...

It was a joke. Lighten up, Francis.

They are meritless, and the trial was a joke. The idea that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of intentionally orchestrating a scheme to violate campaign finance laws is utterly ludicrous. I agree completely. The notion the $130,000 constituted a campaign contribution is completely bizarre,...