Senator Carl Levin will speak on “Global Impact: Economy Conflicts and Jobs” at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26 in the Mead Auditorium.
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Robert • Oct 22, 2014 at 11:03 am
My fondest memory of Sen. Levin was a number of years ago when locally the “Stand up for Steel” mini-movement took place. The Senator, friend of the “working man” told all of us who can remember that he supported the anti-dumping legislation pending in the U.S. Senate. I being a card carrying Democrat at the time believed he was on our side and would never betray those of us who depend on the mining industry. Unknown to most of us Democrats, and working men and women of this area, he actually worked tirelessly for the defeat of this legislation. Once it was certain not to pass, he cast his vote supporting the Bill so he could tell all of us how he faithfully represented we his loyal Democrats from the Iron Range. I thereafter ended my affiliation with the Democratic Party and all those who are its members. With this in mind, the previous commentor is probably spot on.
susan kuuhns • Oct 20, 2014 at 3:44 pm
FYI: Don’t let this man fool you -Senator Levin is a left wing liberal! Please see article:
Mark Levin explains that Senator Carl Levin, whom he describes as a nasty man, is in the most powerful position in the Senate.
As the Chairman of the Subcommittee Investigative Committee, he has standing subpoena power. In a flagrant abuse of power, he used his position to write letters that threatened the IRS and pushed them to go after Tea Party groups.
Even worse, Mark said, “he wasn’t just calling for the investigation of these groups, he was calling for the prosecution of these groups.”
Carl Levin is retiring and, at that time, there will be no constitutional protection to provide him immunity. He will have to answer for what Mark says is “working hand in glove with the Internal Revenue Service to unleash the IRS, or as I call it the IRSS, against many of you and many of the organizations that you hold dear.”
Mark Levin also says that there is no way that Carl Levin did not communicate with the Obama campaign, the DNC, the Obama White House.
He was working to shut down the groups that worked as an opposing voice and force to Obama prior to the 2012 election and he abused his position of power in the process.
Calling this a massive cover-up and a massive abuse of power – See article and video.
http://www.tpnn.com/2014/05/15/mark-levin-says-this-senator-should-be-dragged-before-a-federal-grand-jury/