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Tag: Lawmakers

More Credit and....

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Sun Jan 30, 2011 at 10:38:44 PM EST
Tags: Michigan, Lawmakers, legislature, Conservatives, Lansing, Accountability (all tags)

A request.

Kevin did a bang up job on the lead up to the convention. The interviews, reporting, and follow up with the results of the entire affair gave readers of Rightmichigan a great view into the window of the Michigan Republican workings and who will be advancing the cause going forward. Thanks again KRH!

Analysis by others during this, has also helped to parse through the likely direction we will be headed going into the 2012 cycle. The comments we see here are an invaluable tool for getting to the truth of any situation. The more input, the more likely we find that truth. Commentary, as I have said before, is often more entertaining and informative than the article which spawns it.

Frankly its amazing how often some folks will post wonderfully enlightening commentary, yet have no desire to create a blog posting of their own. RightMichigan commentary often demonstrates this. No where else is the Michigan right thinking, conservative, truth seeking more active.

I want to keep it (the truth seeking part) that way.. So.. we go below the line

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