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Tag: More ImmigrantsBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
So said Benjamin Franklin in response to our created nation. No words could be more timely than today.
A state lawmaker wants Michigan to join the trend of states banning "foreign laws," but Muslim activists say the effort is a thinly veiled attack on Islam. But, is that really what the muhammadans want? (5 comments, 854 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Remember, at every turn in this state, the muHAMmadans are building more mosques.
Yessiree, in Michigan, it is pandered to. Not by me. I'm "Too divisive". By Corinthian Scales, Section News
I honestly have not seen a more counterproductive governor leading this state since Blanchard and Granholm. Yes, Governor Snyder is still calling for immigrants to come to this state of now extended unemployment benefits that Lansing has been paying out to illegal aliens.
Sen. Mike Kowall, R-White Lake, praised the bill for cracking down on unemployment fraud, noting a recent auditor general report that cited overpayments, uncollected penalties and millions paid to illegal aliens. Yah, more impoverished added to the state population makes a helluva lot of sense to me. But today, the Nerd donkey wearing elephant hide has my blood boiling.
Today's event is sponsored by nonpartisan community organizations including Muslims for a Better Michigan, the Council of Islamic Organizations of Michigan and the Council of American Islamic Relations of Michigan, among others. Oh really, Snyder? Thank you? Buddy, you do not speak for me. Matter of fact, that is... (13 comments, 391 words in story) Full Story |
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