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    Who are the NERD fund donors Mr Snyder?

    Raise the curtain.

    In the MACKINAC CENTER Sphere Today


    By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
    Posted on Thu Dec 03, 2009 at 08:35:38 AM EST
    Tags: Mackinac Center (all tags)

    The latest posts from the MC, the Mackinac Center blog.

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    Unions Nix Job-Saving Plan — Union leaders seek to prevent teachers in a West Michigan school district from taking pay cuts to save their co-workers' jobs.

    Biohazard — Russ Harding argues in a New York Times Op-Ed that biofuels such as ethanol do more harm than good.

    Property Takings by a Court Are Still Property Takings — The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an important property rights case that may impact beach-walking along Michigan's Great Lakes shoreline.

    Tidbits From the MEA's Recent Financial Report — The union is slightly less bloated, but its top officers are still doing pretty well.

    Michigan Housing Market a Skeleton of Its Former Self? — The state archeologist office, which traces the remains of human civilization and industry, is now found in the Michigan State Housing Development Authority.

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    Individual liberty,/property rights/unions, oh my! (none / 0) (#1)
    by maidintheus on Thu Dec 03, 2009 at 11:33:56 AM EST
    Property rights: "We may secretly applaud their loss and enjoy our new found license to the lakes, but our country was built on individual rights -- including property rights -- and we shouldn't be happy to see them go." Patrick J. Wright at the Mackinac Center

    Unions nix job saving plan: The public (of which teachers and all school staff are a part) must take an absolute stand for sensible things that work. That the union is the problem. They continually show their true disregard for 'workers' by not allowing necessary fixes. The employee pool shrinks but the union still gets their take. This is ignorant and blatantly anti worker. Back in 1979 Iacocca agreed to work for a $1 a year until Chrysler turned a profit. These principles must be demanded today. If the school staff all stand together, won't this force the union to make concessions?

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