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Tag: The Named

The Great Uniter

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Thu Jun 09, 2011 at 03:04:56 PM EST
Tags: Recalls now at 15, The Named, Gov. Rick Snyder, Speaker Jase Bolger, Sen. Majority Leader Richardville, Rep. Kurt Damrow, Rep. Joel Johnson, Rep. Al Pscholka, Sen. John Moolenaar, Sen. Mike Nofs, Sen. Howard Walker (all tags)

Boy, if it wasn't just yesterday I wrote about the problems the MI-GOP is having with their flagship figurehead.

Snyder told reporters on Wednesday the wave of recalls is "part of democracy."
"The big question is, most of us were elected just last November," he said. "As a practical matter, to be recalling people ... I know in my case I'm just following through on what I said I was going to do."

Sorta sounds like an Obama you got what you voted for, doesn't it? The funny thing is that during the Primary and General elections when on the rare occasion that the dark horse Yobbite candidate Snyder spoke, he's pretty much still telling you the truth. Y'all bought into his Centrist Tripartisan Corporatism, so what's the problem now? Yessiree, you've got your big government, labor unions as embolden as they've ever been, and the private sector business and citizens still forced to cater to the aforementioned. Recipe for success? Ohio and Wisconsin didn't think so, and there's little on the recall front going on there. Heck, in Wisconsin the only real goings on is they're recalling {gasp} their Democrats!

So, Governor Snyder, Speaker Bolger, Sen. Leader Richardville, and MI-GOP Chairman, how's that leaving the hammer in the unions hands working out for ya?

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