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Tag: More moneyBy JGillman, Section News
Carl Levin has a bridge to sell you over some swampland in Michigan.
In Mid-December, Senator Carl Levin posted a position piece supporting further battery technology spending by taxpayers in Michigan. He states: In other words we have failed miserably in our efforts to date, and we should really double down. Between the sale of battery technology to China, and a dismal failure of LG Chem to realize the investment made: "But now you're getting it. Reporters who visited the Michigan factory of the South Korean company LG Chem, which got $151 million in stimulus money to manufacture lithium-ion batteries, discovered workers sitting around playing Monopoly and poker. The employees said it wasn't their fault: "What do you do when there's no work?" "Sure why not follow THESE successes with additional money thrown around. As far as going all-in with these schemes, one might better be served with the proverbial 'fool me once .." advice. Frankly, Senator Levin should take the advice given to Harry Reid by the weeper last night. At least the recipient would be 'getting it' voluntarily. (3 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
One of those incredibly important races this November is the race to preserve our electoral protections. Keeping a strong Secretary of State is necessary to have a chance against the "vampire like death throes" the Michigan Democrat party is sure to go through. Click HERE if you want to know what I saying..
The Democrats cannot be trusted with such a task as securing our ballots. particularly OAKLAND County DEMOCRATS and their choice Jocelyn Benson. If they will lie to you BEFORE they are elected, surely one would not expect them to be straight up AFTER the fact. The Fake tea party fiasco was a perfect example of the disrespect for voters the Democrats in Michigan truly have. The Secretary of State as their "top of the ticket" Really drives it home. However, money talks, and the forces in play are not merely driven by the apple dumpling gang in Oakland County alone. They have help.. Big Money help. (559 words in story) Full Story |
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