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Tag: Goonion Labor PayolaBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
via The Detroit News
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood met with Gov. Rick Snyder and the state Senate Republican leader Tuesday on the long-stalled regional transit authority. Speaker Bolger, here's a chance to redeem yourself with stopping this wasteful progressive agenda by a No Go in the House on Gov JenniRick Snydholms' utopian Regional Transit Authority.
Though, good for graft. (11 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Real world language involved heads up for the Piously Correct GOP viewer.
Sure sounds exactly like a Canadian owned US taxpayer funded DRIC "payday", ToughNerd. Ya, zero Michigan tax dollars are involved too. LOL What a $42M joke so far. And, "Free money," ToughNerd? That sounds just like these Progressive folks. Figures don't lie, but liars sure do figure. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
That dosen't sound very positive to me, but, ya, the GoverNerd is across the boarder kissing the Canuck's ring.
Mr. Snyder acknowledged that the new bridge remains a tough sell in Michigan, where relatively few people understand the vital role the bridge plays in getting U.S. exports to markets in Canada and beyond. The project was first proposed more than five years ago. Certainly that has nothing to do with the $500 million gesture that you begged the Canadians for or your PAC.
"I understand why they're spending the money," he said of the Morouns. "It's economic self-interest. The troubling part is the lack of accuracy in what they represent." Well, that inaccuracy has always been on the governments behalf, GoverNerd. It's well documented here. Simply hit any of the 'Tags'. God bless Mr. Moroun for fighting for us taxpayers against this NAU abomination. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
This calls for a celebration.
Minutes earlier, a substitute bill supported by Democrats, which provided community benefits for the Delray area of southwest Detroit, where the bridge would be located, was voted down, 5-2, on a party-line vote. Thank you to all the No votes that killed this unwanted boondoggle. The ball is in your end of the court GoverNerd.... (5 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Studley? No. Way.
The Michigan Chamber of Commerce has ended months of neutrality and come out in favor of a new public bridge to Canada backed by Gov. Rick Snyder, chamber President and CEO Rich Studley said Wednesday. Yessiree. From the same fine folks at the Michigan Chamber of Commerce that brought you the endorsement of SEIU payola Jason Allen and Randy Richardville, and the same folks that endorsed the five entrenched incumbents on the Wall of Shame that just gave Obama another trillion dollars to campaign with on the left side of the page.
With a record like that of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce... what could possibly go wrong for taxpayers subsidizing a NAFTA Bridge? |
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