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I haven’t commented too much on Kwame Kilpatrick because the whole thing is just so ugly but I think there’s a lesson, or two, to be learned from the situation. Mainly what’s done in the dark will come to light.

Now the city of Detroit is in a hot mess, Kilpatick is in a mess, Christine Beatty is in a mess, and families are embarrassed, humiliated, and damaged. All over some sex? People really need to learn how to control their hormones, adultery is never excusable.

Now Kwame needs a legal defense fund and he turned to Greg Mathis, better known as “Judge Mathis“for assistance.

“I was contacted Wednesday afternoon (March 26, 2008) by Mayor Kilpatrick. He asked if I could serve on his legal defense committee. I informed him I support due process, but I could not support him.“This is the same type of deceit that has plunged our city into a deep crisis,” Mathis’s statement continued. “Not only do I not support him, but I recommend he resign so the city can heal and move forward.” _Source

I wonder how the kids are doing in all this, not so much now, but what about in the future? How will their relationships be?

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I kind of forgot about the Kwame Kilpatrick scandal. Apparently the city of Detroit has not forgotten and they may not forgive.

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I haven’t posted anything about the situation with Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick because it’s such an ugly situation.

On one hand you want to ask why is private business being made so public, but on the other hand you have to realize that peoples tax dollars are involved in this situation.

I have to tip my hat for his fessing up on TV because that must have been hard. Sure, the proof is right there so he had no choice, but he could have just said nothing, or issued a statement. Kilpatrick said:

“I truly apologize to each and every one of you individually and to the whole city. Most of all tonight I want to make a public apology to my entire family and specifically to the four people who I love the most in this world.”

Kilpatrick went on to apologize to his sons and explains how difficult it was to explain the situation to them. Then he apologized to his wife Carlita. Boy she looks mad (and rightfully so) but she’s standing by her man. Is it just me or is she reading from a script?

See how much trouble you get into when you don’t control your hormones?

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