L. Brooks Patterson: ‘Anytime I talk about Detroit, it will not be positive’

Just when you think you’ve heard it all from Oakland County Executive L.
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Brooks Patterson, the fiery Republican comes back with something even more obscene and divisive.

In an interview for the latest edition of the New Yorker, Patterson said there are very few reasons to visit Detroit, where he warned, “You do not, do not, under any circumstances, stop at a gas station! That’s just a call for a carjacking.”
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Patterson went on to say: “I can’t imagine finding something in Detroit that we don’t have in spades here. Except for live sports. We don’t have baseball, football. For that, fine—get in and get out. But park right next to the venue—spend the extra twenty or thirty bucks. And, before you go to Detroit, you get your gas out here.”
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Before boarding a yacht on Lake St. Clair, Patterson told the reporter: “Anytime I talk about Detroit, it will not be positive. Therefore, I’m called a Detroit basher. The truth hurts, you know? Tough shit.”
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Steve Neavling

Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

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