We hang banners, wear gear, tailgate and attend games with our dads and children, knowing our teams will be there when the puck drops, the first pitch pops, the first big hit sets Sunday right and the first triple splashes.
Think about that. Visually. Logistically. Where are the bodies being kept? What condition are they in? Who is tasked with watching them? Who’s keeping track of their identities?
“People have to be cognizant of the fact that there is not one issue that drives this,” said Jim Holcomb, President of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce. “It’s many issues. Michigan can’t just change one thing and fix the problem.”
