Ann Arbor is exceptionally good at performative politics. Spend a fuck ton on studies and half measures, but never invest in the infrastructure that might threa

Ann Arbor is exceptionally good at performative politics. Spend a fuck ton on studies and half measures, but never invest in the infrastructure that might threaten existing power structures or ruffle some boomer feathers. Without spending my Sunday afternoon digging into this, it appears to be more of the same. There is some popular support for a real utility to replace DTE. I don't know how realistic it is, but this ain't it. It's hard to overstate just how awful DTE is. Bottom 5 reliability in the country for a for very friendly climate. Our local schools have more power outage days than snow days.