Gosh!
Whatever shall our glorious leader do?
She’s goes off the reservation and issues even more illegal and unconstitutional “orders” for her loyal subjects to obey without question.
So, what does she do when no one is following her “orders” (at least here in Macomb, anyways)?
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(0)Yes, a vast majority of America has had enough of the Democrat governor’s and their teacher union allies terrorist games being played all across this nation.
So what does Detroit do?
(14)Nuh Uh.(0)Friends,
The censorship is rapidly intensifying with November’s election coming into focus, and the forces that have lined up in favor of destroying our digital freedom is jawdropping.
An advertisement boycott against Facebook has lined up the largest, most powerful corporations in the world against the tech giant. Why? Because Facebook isn’t doing enough Draconian censorship against conservatives who are pushing “hate” on the platform. As a matter of fact, these corporations want Facebook to censor President Donald Trump, which would constitute blatant electoral interference, to help prevent him from winning re-election.
(13)Nuh Uh.(0)Every seat in the Michigan state house is up for election in 2020, and many seats are open due to term limits. The house has been run by its more conservative wing for the past four years. Continuing this trend will depend on conservatives winning primaries in August. Here are my recommendations for who to support in Republican primaries. Michigan Right to Life is abbreviated RTL. Fundraising totals are available from Open Secrets. Some races are hard evaluate, so additional information from readers is welcome.
Congress:
3. Tom Norton is the most conservative candidate here, but he seems unable to raise a significant amount of money. He didn’t come close either time he ran for state representative. Lynn Afendoulis is thoroughly establishment friendly. Peter Meijer is a veteran and heir of the retail chain who seems to be somewhat more conservative than Afendoulis. Joe Farrington has an eccentric platform.
5. Former state rep. Tim Kelly had a conservative record in office and is a credible candidate.
8. It will take a good candidate with good fundraising to beat incumbent democrat Elissa Slotkin. Television anchor and Trump USCIS official Paul Junge has a decent resume and has raised by far the most money. None of the other candidates have raised much money. Mike Detmer is endorsed by Pat Colbeck.
10. State rep. Shane Hernandez is the clear choice here. He was a Tea Party leader who has compiled one of the most conservative voting records in the state legislature, according to the American Conservative Union, MIRS, and RightMichigan. He has been endorsed by conservative organizations including Gun Owners of America, Club for Growth, Americans for Prosperity, Michigan Trump Republicans, and Tea Party Express. He has also been endorsed by many conservative legislators, including Jack Brandenberg, Leon Drolet, Pam Hornberger, and Tom Leonard, plus many more establishment-friendly colleagues. Neither of his opponents have a conservative track record.
11. The field of candidates to take on incumbent democrat Haley Stevens is quite weak. Nurse/lawyer Eric Esshaki and businesswoman Carmelita Greco have raised the most money. Whitney Williams is endorsed by former state rep. Jeff Noble. Former Congressman Kerry Bentivolio had a conservative voting record, but was ineffective in Congress and is a weak candidate.
State House:
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