FREE Detroit - NO Consent: Crittendon for Mayor

Friday, February 15, 2013

Let It Rip: Krystal Crittendon running for mayor of Detroit (Video)

Let It Rip: Krystal Crittendon running for mayor of Detroit (Video)

Krystal Crittendon was Detroit's top attorney before being demoted by Mayor Dave Bing. She fought hard against the consent agreement between the city and the state. She lost the battle and her twice-appointed job, but now she's in the fight to become the next mayor.

Notable moments in the clip

As Steve Hood says - packing the Motown Room at Bert's was an impressive feat.
Krystal Crittendon states we need to go after the money that is due to the city... Mayor Bing is not asking the State of Michigan for what is due to the City of Detroit.

When an official allows additional debt to be placed without taking the action to pull money in that is due to the city that amounts to criminal activity.

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Krystal Crittendon for Mayor - Broadcast video

Thursday Bert's Marketplace in Eastern Market was packed with hundreds of supporters of Krystal Crittendon as she made a public announcement that she is running for Mayor of Detroit in 2013.

The members of Free Detroit No Consent are strong supporters and believe of those candidates announced for the 2013 election she would make an excellent mayor.

Crittendon for Mayor has Public Support

Grassroots organizations from all neighborhoods of Detroit rallied together. The public was well-represented as we saw people from all walks of life and areas of Detroit at Bert's Marketplace. It was a night of celebration as we brought forward a candidate of solid character, who has worked on the right side of the law looking out for the city as a whole.

Broadcast Video of Krystal Crittendon

Her announcement of candidacy for Mayor of Detroit in 2013.

One of the key remarks Ms Crittendon has made on radio and in her announcement was "Detroit does not need an emergency manager. Detroit needs to manage its emergency." The emergency apparent is one declared through a review team brought together by the Bing administration and State of Michigan. That review team was taken to court and a ruling came forward that they did not have to abide by the Open Meetings Act. So who reviews the work of this group to ensure it follows the law of the city - Corporation Counsel.