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Tag: SoS (page 2)By JGillman, Section News
Under normal circumstances, I'll whip something up in a short time when inspiration happens, or action is needed right away.. Other times I will spend a few minutes, or look at it repeatedly with fresh eyes each time. It saves embarrassment or other conflict.
I had posted something earlier today which is not up any longer. It was my response to Granholm's State of the State. I removed it pending further edits, and a new perspective.. The removal being the result of bad timing. My own. (2 comments, 237 words in story) Full Story By apackof2, Section News
(Promoted by Nick...)
I report, you decide :)
(8 comments) Comments >> By Nick, Section News
Turns out we don't have to wait until tomorrow to find out whether or not the Michigan Republican State Committee will adopt a radical new "two convention" nominating process to select the GOP candidates for Attorney General and Secretary of State.
Facing pressure from current Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land and current Attorney General Mike Cox (both candidates for Governor in 2010), Chairman Ron Weiser has shelved the idea and will not be supporting it at tomorrow's regular meeting of the Michigan Republican State Committee. Seems the issue that scuttled the whole thing was existing statute that necessitates nominations be made at the "fall" convention. While the proposed language in the two-fer convention rules sought to ease those concerns by stating selections in the spring only made candidates "eligible" for nomination in the fall, the ultimate conclusion seems to be that it was walking a little too dangerous a legal line. I liked the "two-fer" idea myself... but this was probably the right call. (9 comments) Comments >>
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