“My intentions were not bad,” Oblinger said. “The blog was a stupid thing that I just wrote for class…the only party I recall being at was the Cox one…it was prepared by someone else…I didn’t really read over it… it was while I was distracted.”

Come on! Ms. Oblinger's word is worth nothing; her 15 minutes of fame are over.

“My intentions were not bad,” Oblinger said. “The blog was a stupid thing that I just wrote for class…the only party I recall being at was the Cox one…it was prepared by someone else…I didn’t really read over it… it was while I was distracted.”

Come on! Ms. Oblinger's word is worth nothing; her 15 minutes of fame are over.

“My intentions were not bad,” Oblinger said. “The blog was a stupid thing that I just wrote for class…the only party I recall being at was the Cox one…it was prepared by someone else…I didn’t really read over it… it was while I was distracted.”

Come on! Ms. Oblinger's word is worth nothing; her 15 minutes of fame are over.

The apology was written by a member of the Rick Snyder campaign. Ms. Oblinger forwarded the statement without giving it any thought. She has now retracted part of her statement, which was a political ploy that exploited her for their own benefit. Her real words in an exclusive interview can be found here:

http://www.cm-life.com/2009/10/13/the-latest-st…

How about some apologies from the chronological adults like the leader of the Michigan Democratic Party who impuned and implaced all the candidates except the two top law enforcement candidates in Michigan who are running for Gov.

“The fact is, when I tried to attend your gathering on Saturday night, I was turned away at the door because I was not 21. Even more so, the only gubernatorial parties I attended were ones hosted by Attorney General Mike Cox and Sheriff Mike Bouchard.”

What say you adult leaders of Michigan..where is your apology to Rick Snyder. Be a man an apologize.