j.Mack @86JM

Meeting, traveling and eating across the world. #TeamApple #BeerConnoisseur #Traveler #Gamer PSN: The1toRule Untappd: jM86 Detroit MI Joined February 2011

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j.Mack @86JM

3 weeks ago

@the_det_times Unemployed

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j.Mack @86JM

3 weeks ago

#DetroitLions this defense is atrocious

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j.Mack @86JM

a month ago

@HonoluluBlues_ Offense wasn’t the problem

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NFL Memes @NFLMemes

a month ago

Bro spent all game covering his mouth as if anyone is going to steal the Lions defensive play calls after tonight 😭

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j.Mack @86JM

a month ago

This is how a Defensive Coordinator gets fired. #OnePride

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j.Mack @86JM

2 months ago

@Lions Love the team, hate this uniform

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Mike Rogers, the Republican nominee for Senate in Michigan, attended a total of, not one, not two, but three fundraisers hosted by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in Los Angeles on Sunday, as well as another which was planned for Monday, according to The New York Times. AIPAC, a powerful lobbying group for Israel in the United States, that is facing growing animosity in the Democratic Party from progressive critics of Israel, has spent weeks preparing to start an ad campaign to support Rogers, despite concerns from Rogers and his allies that support from the group could politically backfire in Michigan. AIPAC spent $32 million through its main super PAC, the United Democracy Project, in an unsuccessful effort to defeat Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a vocal critic of Israel and AIPAC, in Michigan’s Democratic Senate Primary. This month, which the super PAC entered with $59 million in its account, it took the extraordinary step of making plans to spend on behalf of Mr. Rogers, who has long been supportive of Israel, and against Dr. El-Sayed.