Has Detroit gone to the dogs?

Detroit (CNN) -- Nineteen-year-old James Johnson found a young pit bull puppy running up Seven Mile Road in Detroit this week. He took her in and named her Trina.

It's not the first stray dog Johnson has found on the streets of Motor City. Four years ago, he found an emaciated pit bull he named Campsite hiding beneath a trailer.

In America's biggest bankrupt city -- currently more than $18 billion in debt and home to 70,000-plus vacant structures -- there is another problem: Tens of thousands of stray dogs roam the streets.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/29/us/michigan-detroit-stray-dogs/index.html?hpt=us_c1

fshnski wrote:Detroit (CNN) -- In America's biggest bankrupt city -- currently more than $18 billion in debt and home to 70,000-plus vacant structures -- there is another problem: Tens of thousands of stray dogs roam the streets.

Dogs haven't been given the right to vote--yet.

 

Not that we know of. They don't use picture IDs in Detroit.

Lawyers charging the city of Detroit $1000/hour to tell judge that Detroit is bankrupt.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/18/detroit-bankruptcy-keyn-orr-federal-chapter-9_n_3619099.html

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So here we are, TEA Party members, as we watch what Democrat-governance do to America's cities.

So here we are, TEA Party members, who paid to get General Motors out of bankruptcy, so they can send GM's car-building jobs to China.