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By KG One, Section News
In his fanaticism to achieve one of his goals (Michigan Taxpayers and the Michigan Legislature, who needs `em), Gov. Snyder overlooked one very important detail: Nothing is ever truly "free" from the federal government.
Not to fear, he's got a scapegoat to blame for this one. So who is the great nerdy one mad at now?
And what will Michigan Taxpayers potentially be on the hook for? (3 comments, 507 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
It has crossed my mind. If growing government is considered "a success" by an alleged Republican dominated state with every lever of power in Lansing, then WhyTF would I want to remain here just to be fleeced?
Michigan's population is slowly rebounding, but millionaires may not be sticking around for the state's revival. [Where is the "revival"?]Continued below the fold (3 comments, 364 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
Conveniently, the bigger power concerns in the state capitulated to ridiculous 10% energy mandates during the Granholm administration.
In 2012, an even MORE ridiculous 25x25 requirement was promoted (and failed) as a constitutional amendment, in a state which has a monstrous electricity appetite as a leader in manufacturing. Now as the legislature approaches the crossroads of [Oh gosh we can't meet the 10%!] and [What the hell happened to electricity prices?] in Michigan, another 35% 'mandate' pusher shows up with a 'conservative' emphasis and the useful idiots who have already signed on. As soon as Michigan State Representative Mike Shirkey announced a solid-as-steel return to electricity competition in our state, the rust of cronyism began eating away at the plan. Snyder stepped up the call for increased renewable energy in the midst of the current mandate meltdown, and a new shadow group was formed with friendly 'conservative' faces to front it. (see useful idiot mention above) Sometimes however, its worth looking to other experts who have a different take on such things. Are the mandates even legal?
Thanks to the TB912, and Dining Room productions for another useful and informative video. And On a related note: Cap Con today, has another take on this. (4 comments) Comments >> By TiredIronTim, Section News
How Soon They Forget!
(3 comments, 417 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
Apparently, there is a caveat to recent 'good news' for the DIA.
Reposted from The Mackinac Center for Public Policy in time for Rick Snyder's State of the state address tonight:
Don't Bail Out Detroit with State Tax DollarsBy Michael LafaiveThe recent announcement that philanthropic foundations may donate $330 million to help the Detroit Institute of Arts, which would also help city pensioners avoid the consequences of Detroit government mismanagement, sounds like great news. Unfortunately, there may be a hook: A requirement that the state treasury contribute, which would convert voluntary private generosity into a coerced taxpayer bailout. A state bailout of Detroit is a terrible idea. It creates moral hazard and adds to the overly generous financial support the city has for years received from state taxpayers. And it's unfair. ~ Continued below the fold (4 comments, 722 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Part of CD-11's Star Chamber has embarrassed himself, yet again.
PaulWelday Want to discuss what is a real disgrace within the MI-GOP, Paul? STFU By JGillman, Section News
Holy cow.
Maybe I, or better yet, my cat, should run for Michigan's US Senate race. After the (deserved) beat-down Peters is receiving, and expected to receive up until election day I think my fat little furry friend could win on policy alone. Americans For Prosperity is reminding Michiganians that Gary Peters was one of those congress critters who lack common sense, doesn't know how to read, do math or learn from history. The Michigan chapter of Americans for Prosperity, the nation's foremost grassroots advocate for health care freedom, launched a million-dollar multimedia campaign on Tuesday, aimed at holding Rep. Gary Peters accountable for his support of the ObamaCare mess.
Television, radio and online ads launch across the state today and will run for three weeks at a cost of roughly $1 million. The television component will run on both broadcast and cable. The TV Ad and other data are .. (5 comments, 298 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
Dan Benishek will be facing a challenger for the 1st congressional district.
Veteran and Iron Mountain resident Alan Arcand will be announcing his run today: 12:00pm in CSTOfficially firing the first shot of 2014 for Michigan's congressional battles. (1 comment) Comments >>
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NewsMayor Fouts, if you take the Blue Pill...0 comments, 0 new by Corinthian Scales,
Oh Cut The Crap Already, Snyder
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Itching Ears and Mad Prophets
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Oh Cut The Crap Already, Snyder by Corinthian Scales, January 23 3 comments
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