John Conyers (D-MI),
who has been “serving” in the United States Congress since 1965, called into a
local Detroit radio show this morning to announce his decision to retire today. During the Mildred Gaddis Show, Conyers
continued to deny he harassed any of his former employees and did not know
where the allegations came from.
Oregon Muse via Ace Of Spades opined:
"So that withered old crone Cokie Roberts now admits
that 'everyone knew' not to get into an elevator with Democratic Rep John
Conyers because of his gropey, gropey hands. She never raised a complaint about
it, though. However, she did spend most of the 1990s winking at and excusing
Bill Clinton's horndoggery, while slamming Republicans for being sexist and 'against
women'. Ouch. Just thinking about the immense amount of effort it must have
taken her to square all of those circles makes my brain hurt."
During the radio
interview, Conyers added he wanted his son, John Conyers III, to replace him in
Congress. “I have a great family here and especially in my oldest boy, John
Conyers III, who incidentally I endorse to replace me in my seat in Congress,”
he said.
I’ll never allow that legacy – a legacy I owe to my father John Conyers, Sr., who integrated labor unions, or my two amazing sons John III & Carl and my loving wife Monica, and the extraordinary people of Detroit – to be cast aside, or these causes to be in any way diminished.— John Conyers, Jr. (@RepJohnConyers) November 26, 2017
Has a suitable heir
been found? Conyers’ great-nephew,
Michigan State Senator Ian Conyers, is set to run for his seat. It seems the feudal lords of Detroit still
have the rights of prima nocta.
Gadzooks! Palace intrigue afoot as Prince John II fights challenge for the throne by his cousin the Earl of Southfield https://t.co/o6jHYp4wGg— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) December 5, 2017
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