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    Tag: TEA movement (page 4)

    The Thrill Is Gone, Baby


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Wed Jun 13, 2012 at 10:02:19 AM EST
    Tags: Michigan Banana Republican Party, Joke is on The Taxpayer, Mike Kowall: +$1.2B Government Housing, Wayne Schmidt: Agenda 21 Smart Zones, Eileen Kowall: +$613M for Socialist Indoctrination Campus construction, John Walsh: Tax hike and $12.5M Annual Theft from the Beat Cops to pay for street lights that will be Shot Out Anyway, Cindy Denby = Goonionized School Districts +$95M more in moocher loans and Muni mooching +$17M thu 2018, TEA movement, I marked my 2010 ballot and all I got was Bigger Government and No R-T-W (all tags)

    Highlights from MCC

    But contrast the following bills included in the report to what happened in Wisconsin recently, where voters in effect confirmed major reforms enacted there last year:

    Senate Bill 1125: Authorize more state government housing subsidy debt: Passed 33 to 5 in the Senate
    House Bill 5246: Expand corporate research subsidies: Passed 87 to 20 in the House
    House Bill 5541: Borrow more for university construction projects: Passed 85 to 23 in the House
    House Bill 5705: Use Detroit utility tax for streetlights instead of police; raise city income tax: Passed 92 to 14 in the House
    House Bill 5566: Increase school and local "deficit spending" debt: Passed 73 to 34 in the House

    None of these bills would have passed without support from a majority of Republicans in either the House or Senate.

    Adding to the discomfort, pension bureaucrats and the teachers union appear to have successfully stalled a Senate-passed bill to close the defined-benefit school pension to new hires, a transformational reform that would pay dividends for decades to come (it's not dead but may be delayed until next fall).

    So much for that fed up with bloated budgets, big spending and taxing Jenny Granholm form of government that gifted the 2010 vote to the MI-GOP control in Lansing.  Every one of them deserves to face a primary challenger.

    (255 words in story) Full Story

    No DRIC/NITC Transparency for 'We The People'?


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Tue Jun 12, 2012 at 02:19:52 PM EST
    Tags: Rick Snyder, Tax Hiker, Anti-Right To Work, Will VETO R-T-W, Transparency, DELE-GATE, MI-GOP, Dashboards, DRIC-NITC, NAFTA Bridge, ChiComs, NITC-DRIC Bridge, Public-Private Partnerships, NGO, Corporacracy, Light Rail boondoggles, Central Planning, Canada, America, Mexico, United Nations, Agenda 21, Follow The Money, TEA movement (all tags)

    It's yet another pretty sad day for the "DELE-GATE" tattered MI-GOP when even a slippery goonion labor propped up turd like Richardville is cut out of the loop by the Governerd.

    via The Detroit News

    Despite a big grin on his face, Gov. Rick Snyder sidestepped questions Tuesday morning about a possible announcement this week on an agreement to build a new bridge to Canada.

    Snyder fielded questions about the New International Trade Crossing after speaking at a transportation summit at the Motor City Casino in Detroit.

    "There's supposed to be announcement on Friday? I hadn't heard that," teased Snyder. "All I will say is that I'm fully committed to building the NITC because of its importance to the economy of Michigan and Canada."

    Rest here

    Bull. Sh!t!  It's more than obvious that this shady Canadian schemed Public Private Partnership, Chicom and NAFTA entwined goonion labor payola boondoggle Bridge deal being foisted upon U.S. taxpayers by the Governerd, Prince William Clay II, and LaHood just has to reek to high heaven.  Frankly, I'm not so sure anymore that if we all ended up with a Gov Bernero instead of the Ann Arbor Nerd, that 'ol Virg would've been as brazen and as slimy in this unnecessary bridge as Ricky Ardesta is.  As much as I hate to say it, even a lame-duck Jenny the now Wartless wasn't this devious and clandestine when pursuing it as the DRIC.

    TEA movement folk, y'all might want to be seriously scouting for a Governerd primary challenger now.

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    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    Stabenow and Levin Confirm Another Lifetime Radical


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Tue Jun 12, 2012 at 10:26:05 AM EST
    Tags: Anyone but Stabenow, NObama, Aided by usual suspect RINO's, Comrade Levin gone in 2014, TEA movement (all tags)

    via Judicial Watch

    This week marks a great opportunity to eliminate yet another of President Obama's liberal activist candidates from getting a lifetime federal judgeship, in this case on the notoriously liberal--and often overturned--9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

    In November the commander-in-chief nominated pro-abortion radical Andrew Hurwitz to fill a vacancy on the San-Francisco-based appellate court. In late January Hurwitz appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee and his nomination was reported to the full Senate in March. He must be confirmed by the full Senate, which gives lawmakers a great opportunity to keep another liberal activist away from the federal bench.

    Hurwitz currently sits on the Arizona Supreme Court. He got that job in 2003 thanks to then Governor Janet Napolitano, now Obama's Secretary of Homeland Security. In a letter asking senators to vote against Hurwitz, a Texas congressman (the House doesn't participate in the process) points out the following; Hurwitz played a key role authoring two 1972 decisions which are clearly reflected and expanded upon in the Supreme Court's infamous abortion ruling on Roe. v. Wade.

    Rest here

    Naturally, the usual RINO cast of Brown (R-MA), Collins (R-ME), Kyl (R-AZ), McCain (R-AZ), Murkowski (R-AK), and Snowe (R-ME) chalk up another assist for the DNC agenda.

    Senate vote: 60-31-9

    (2 comments) Comments >>

    Fridays Divertere: Prepared?


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Fri Jan 27, 2012 at 11:17:59 AM EST
    Tags: Progressives, TEA movement, Wild Bill For America (all tags)

    They never let a crisis go to waste.  I truly feel for the city and suburbanite dwellers.

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