(See her here, holding a sign that says “Protect KIDS NOT PEDS”-pedophiles-at a press conference.) Pego, as a county commissioner in the Muskegon area, once tried (and failed) to pass a resolution honoring a Black slaveowner during Black History Month. Moeggenberg is a county chair for the “grooming”-obsessed school activism group Moms for Liberty she got her start trying to recall school board members who supported mask mandates during COVID. So this is what Karamo’s rivals are upset about.ĭePerno, Moeggenberg, Pego, Hoekstra-are these men and women voices of reason? (Karamo and her supporters say the party’s financial issues are the fault of previous leaders.) Amid all of this, she authorized a $110,000 payment to Passion of the Christ and Sound of Freedom star Jim Caviezel for his September appearance at a conference on Mackinac Island.

10, Comerica described the party’s legal claims about the matter as “longwinded and perplexing,” “contradictory,” “befuddling,” “superfluous,” “factually inadequate,” and “like trying to nail Jell-O to a tree.”) Karamo is also attempting to sell the party’s former headquarters in the city of Lansing, despite evidence that it does not actually own the property. If you’re not sure what that means, well, the bank didn’t either. (Karamo’s regime contests the validity of the loan.

The complete story of Anna Duklauer Perl's Holocaust journey can be found in To Life: The Past Is Present, Holocaust Stories of Hampton Roads Survivors, Rescuers, and Liberators.It seems like he knew what he was talking about: In August, the Detroit News reported that the party had only $35,000 left in its bank account, and according to legal filings, it has since defaulted on a $500,000 loan from Comerica Bank. The only person in her immediate family to survive the Holocaust, Anna eventually made her way from Poland to Czechoslovakia to Israel and eventually the United States. She was eventually sent to the Plaszow concentration camp when a miracle struck, and Anna's name was added to Oskar Schindler's list of 1200 Jews who served as slave labor in his factories. Having grown up in the resort town of Zakopane, Poland, Anna Duklauer Perl's comfortable life was quickly upended when the Nazis invaded and remanded her and her family to the Krakow Ghetto.For information about Anna - and to bookmark the webpage where future episodes of this podcast AND behind-the-scenes content will live, please visit Distributed by WHRO Public MediaĭecemAnna Duklauer Perl – Episode 6 (Part one) The complete story of Anna Duklauer Perl's Holocaust journey can be found in To Life: The Past Is Present, Holocaust Stories of Hampton Roads Survivors, Rescuers, and Liberators. DecemAnna Duklauer Perl – Episode 7 (Part two)

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