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Tag: lobbyistsBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
*contains CS approved language. ROFLMAO!!! Yup. Line up all the Bee-esS artists who can kiss my Scottish arse. Front of the line? Howza 'bout The Nerd's newest stealth org masquerading as "conservatives" that are "on a mission from God".
The recent launch of the Michigan Conservative Energy Forum comes as Gov. Rick Snyder and legislators consider updating Michigan's electricity law in 2014 or 2015. Or, howza 'bout this Snyder reminder? The MCEF... what despicable ad nauseam. His Word is to "subdue earth, have command over it, eat its critters, and have a few bonfires or be swallowed by earth" not to go breaking out knee pads and fellate it on Pelosi's Sofa. H/t Market-Ticker Ps. I miss the dude too, Karl. (5 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Our tax dollars at work as witnessed here.
My retort to the good Reps in Lansing? Just click on the comments button to see below... (117 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Yup. I can't figure out why Pugh went on the run. I'm rather confident that Jessica Cooper won't either because Pugh's always been {wait for it} Clean as a Whistle. (1 comment) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
This campus commie is a piker in comparison.
They have hold of your child's mind seven hours a day...
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote in The Communist Manifesto of their plan for the "abolition of the family," to "replace home education by social" or public schools, and to replace monogamy with "an openly legalized community of women" (sharing women in common). Home school (2 comments) Comments >> By JGillman, Section News
The use of 'the possible' scenarios can be confusing sometimes.
Jack Hoogendyk penned a piece the other day that might have turned a few heads. His email article "Money, Power, Quid Pro Quo - How it Destroys Good Policy" used a story from the 'watching Michigan' site that suggested Arlan Meekhof's position on Medicaid expansion might be compromised by a desire for leadership. The article painted a scenario under which it seemed possible that Senator Meekhof might capitulate to expansion: "But, by rising to the seat power as leader, you too are owing to someone. All that money you spread around during the campaign; where did that come from? The lobbyists. And those lobby groups that endowed you with all that cash, do you think maybe they have a few quid pro quos as well? Oh, yeah.It happens. Hoogendyk ended with wonderment of of the house votes and a question whether Arlan Meekhoff, as a man of integrity would cave to the a desire to grow in office. "... Were they promised help in the upcoming election? A few seats could be in trouble because of the Freedom to Work vote. Some future campaign cash could be helpful...in exchange for a key vote now.And as usual, the grassroots came alive. Continued below. (2 comments, 661 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
"Give us the child for 8 years and it will be a Bolshevik forever" - (6 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
Indeed. And, the stupid normalize it for the Left. H/t RAMZPAUL (2 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
Still something to joke about, Stupid?
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