I have to agree, this story is pretty bad ass.
It’s always the bold, fearless ones that reignite the flame of Conservatism. Don’t forget folks, we already have our Dream Team waiting for us to deploy them into action.
H/t to Mr. Pinko at iOwnTheWorld.com
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(0)Not a whole lot for you all today. Have an afternoon booked full of peeing green and passing gas! Above is just one of the things, be it written or, spoken – Up Talking – and, I reflexively tune out that individual. Just the way it is, and I’m too damn set in my ways for changing that to accommodate the moronic or, thin-skinned.
Happy St. Paddy’s Day, y’all!
(13)Nuh Uh.(0)Which begs the question, what does Lakeside Mall contribute to this mess?
(5)Nuh Uh.(0)The good news? There are those in Michigan, continuing to show awareness, and concern.
(6)Nuh Uh.(0)Just disgraceful the divide they’re driving.
Dave Agema sees ‘genocide’ by ‘homosexual agenda’ against African Americans – What’s next? http://t.co/eETYuC7OOe #rnc #GOP #migop
— Dennis Lennox (@dennislennox) March 12, 2014
Flint activist Stacy Swimp has provided the most malicious assist yet.
Really, Mr. Braun? Well, I’d like to provide another assist from New York City’s Harlem…
(8)Nuh Uh.(0)The tax hiking surrender monkey majority in Lansing, led by none other than a duplicitous twit from Livonia, lets the retaliation cat out of the bag.
Unionized police and firefighters could again receive retroactive pay raises through new contracts under legislation being considered in the state House that would exempt them from a 2011 law.
The Legislature three years ago outlawed retroactive pay raises for unionized local government workers for time periods when they were working under an expired contract.
But state Rep. John Walsh, R-Livonia, said the law was meant to be aimed only at public school employees and was not intended to cover police and firefighters, whose unions are governed by a different collective bargaining law.
Because those within the union of First Responders are Heroes™ propaganda, oh, say like this example here, have way more enforcement value to a politician than those within the MEA?
(11)Nuh Uh.(2)I’m not even bothering to comment on Snyder’s non-bailout bailout anymore so, just click HERE.
(0)Nuh Uh.(0)Super crony capitalist powers activate!
(2)Nuh Uh.(0)(0)Nuh Uh.(0)Folks, let’s begin by refreshing our memories with example of what a Pennsylvania Republican did for Obamacare by clicking HERE. Got it? Good. Now, let’s refresh our memories with looking at a career of being fed from the taxpayer’s wallet produces with this Lefty fear-mongering creep Bill Rustem, by clicking HERE. Got it? Good.
Now, BOHICA.
Snyder’s strategy director, Bill Rustem, said the state may try to follow a road funding game plan that was recently executed in Pennsylvania’s Republican-controlled state government.
In November, lawmakers in the Keystone State boosted annual road funding by $2.3 billion through a gas-tax hike and gradual increase in vehicle license fees, said Bradley Mallory, deputy secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
“The price of doing nothing is higher than the price of not addressing the problem, including delay, detours, safety and including death,” Mallory said. “Doing nothing is not free. It is, in fact, enormously expensive.”
Pennsylvania’s success “gives us hope,” Rustem said, and “gives us a game plan for seeing this achieved sometime this year.”
Ah, the smell of Hopium™ and fear fills the atmosphere in Lansing, as the Obama and Milliken-esque is strong in this one guiding Dear Leader, the Progressive Nerd. Finding $200M of “shared sacrifice” with repealing Prevailing Wage from the union brotherhood to fix our roads?
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