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Tag: Rep. Paul ScottBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
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A Republican-sponsored pension bill that passed the Michigan House adds a significant cost onto employees who work for private companies that contract with school districts while excluding those workers from ever receiving benefits. SEIU dues skim = bad. So, with keeping that consistency as Chuck Moss always says, "Here's The Deal" .. House Republicans 11.9% tax skim for the MEA = good. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Folks, it's becoming painfully difficult to ignore, but Lansing has a big-time leadership problem. It's called spineless ineptitude of the Governor, and Senate Leader. Government should never specify a group. Especially not for seeking the purpose of retaliation. Shameful.
LANSING, Mich. - A federal judge in Michigan issued a preliminary injunction this week blocking a state law that prohibits school districts from automatically collecting union dues from employee paychecks. Nice one, Randy... a whole 82 days. Thanks for the added legal fees too. The concept is not hard to comprehend: Free all workers, or cowardly leave Michigan an isolated peninsula that's enslaved to union extortion netting us a competitive disadvantage to our surrounding Great Lake States. By Corinthian Scales, Section News
You just knew this was coming. Expect more.
About 2,500 more signatures than are needed to hold a November recall election against Rep. Paul Scott, R-Grand Blanc, were filed with the State Bureau of Elections today, a move recall organizers say proves the strength and potential of their organization. Ironic, eh? Liberal unions using 'Against Government Overreach'. That's exactly what Liberals are all about. Down is up anymore, I reckon. Damn shame, but I have little sympathy towards those in the legislature that are about to get their tickets punched. They bowed to Governor Snyder's "too divisive" agenda. How's that Kumbaya thingy working out for ya, Rep. Scott? Oh well, at least Wisconsin Governor Walker and his Republicans got something worthwhile accomplished for all their troubles with public sector unions. (5 comments) Comments >> |
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