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    Tag: Reform

    Don't Do It.


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Wed May 23, 2012 at 02:39:00 PM EST
    Tags: Chuck Moss, MEA, Reform, New Hires, Benefits, Liability, Michigan, SB1040 (all tags)

    Hey guys?  Before you go and sell your kids down the river, understand you don't have to.

    Making the MEA happy for the sake of a few votes will backfire.  Making the MEA stronger will just make you regret the small rope chain you thought might hold it several years ago. The Mackinac Center's McHugh reports:

    "If passed by the House and signed by Gov. Rick Snyder, this would be arguably the most impactful state budget reform since Gov. John Engler signed a similar measure for state workers back in 1996. That measure has helped taxpayers avoid some $4.3 billion in unfunded liability since then. Unfortunately, House Republicans led by Appropriations Committee Chairman Chuck Moss, R-Birmingham, appear willing to give the union a victory by deep-sixing this reform."
    Really Chuck?

    Bad timing friend.

    When trying to inspire conservatives for the biggest vote of the last century in November, its not really a good idea to go all LIBERAL.

    Ya know?  

    And given a birdy telling me about the ambition to remain relevant for a big race in 2014, it might be prudent to consider a fiscally courageous stand here. Take heart, as even Richardville voted for it. But if you pursue grinding this walkback out of the house, you may wind up wearing it like a millstone around your neck in any future political contests.  

    There are a few of us who will be there for the adorning.

    Daily.

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    Shifting prison politics: How GOP is getting smarter on crime


    By Scott123, Section News
    Posted on Tue Feb 14, 2012 at 12:35:29 PM EST
    Tags: prison, reform, corrections, doc (all tags)

    Bridge Magazine on prison reform in Michigan.

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    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    RightMichigan Exclusive: An Interview with Governor Jon Huntsman (R-Utah)


    By Nick, Section News
    Posted on Sat May 02, 2009 at 12:12:51 PM EST
    Tags: 2010, 2012, Huntsman, Obama, unemployment, education, reform, GOP (all tags)

    What's up boys and girls?

    On the strength of his accomplishments in Utah, Governor Jon Huntsman is one of the GOP's real up-and-comers.  He's been touring early and key battleground states discussing the current recession, his passion for providing the very best for our kids via expanded parental choice in education and the future of the Republican Party.

    He spent Friday and Saturday in Michigan on the Lincoln Day Dinner circuit and was at the beautiful new JW Marriott in downtown Grand Rapids this AM for a breakfast event.

    I caught up with him there and he was generous enough to spend a few minutes speaking with Team RightMichigan.

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    EQUAL PARENTING: KNOW YOUR OPPOSITION


    By forourchild, Section Multimedia
    Posted on Fri Jan 16, 2009 at 03:12:23 PM EST
    Tags: child, civil, custody, equal, feminists, legal, now, opposition, parenting, reform (all tags)

    Families are faced with an ongoing onslaught from social pressures and ill formed laws. Knowing that there is a problem in our society we need to work hard at advocating for change at every level and every corner of our society and government.

    (419 words in story) Full Story

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