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Tag: Economic ImpactBy JGillman, Section News
Romney had a few things to say last night. One of them prompting the Michigan Fair Tax folks to set the record straight.
Kalamazoo Sept.13, 2011 - Because a politician or candidate says it, does not make it true. In a response to a question in the September 12 Republican presidential debate about the FairTax Mitt Romney stated that the FairTax will help the rich and poor but hurt the middle class. Because the question was asked only of Mitt Romney, no other candidate had the opportunity to respond to Romney's statement and the public was left with only the unsubstantiated statement by Romney. Some of America's brightest economists have conducted studies on the FairTax that show that Americans of every income level and family status fare better under the FairTax than under the current income tax system. There is no study by any reputable economist that shows otherwise. More Below the line. (9 comments, 290 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
Is it too late? Has the Obama administration done to Michigan what it has done to the Gulf Coast?
In its inability to offer rule exclusions necessary for the building of berms needed to prevent the oil from reaching sensitive areas, the Obama administration doomed those sensitive areas to an ugly death state for many years to come. And with its political connections and the Chicago interests willing to ignore the destruction of our natural resources here in the great lakes, the president has now earned yet another star for ignorance and incompetent leadership. The Free press reports the carp are here:
And it was a small one. (6 comments, 1030 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
In Traverse City yesterday, Representative Dave Camp, and AG Mike Cox brought together a panel for a presentation on the ongoing silver (Asian) carp debate. In a standing room only event, we were able to get an overview of the efforts made by Cox's office and Camps office, and yes, even Granholm's office on this important issue.
It is a big deal.. We have a limited time to do something ultimately, or the nature of our great lakes region will be altered negatively forever. Its estimated the one part of Michigan's economy that remains could be damaged quite literally making the state non-viable. Damage to the economy estimated in the tens of $Billions for Michigan alone. The effect of doing nothing has its consequence. Its there in front of us. We have watched it like a plague growing northward from the Mississippi. So why are we facing opposition>? (3 comments, 359 words in story) Full Story |
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