Michigan Political considerations.
As the LGBT movement gets more bold, legislation is needed to stop widespread child abuse that is quickly becoming normalized across the country.
Other states have introduced such legislation, but Michigan is lagging behind. We need to be in contact with our lawmakers telling them about this problem and why it needs to be stopped right now.
(12)Nuh Uh.
(1)Nancy Pelosi may have committed a felony on camera.
The State of The Union Speech by Donald Trump becomes a matter of official record in two ways.
First it is signed then given to the US Senate (to Mike Pence) through the president of the Senate, then given to the House through the Speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi. It is an official record, is it not? Someone close to what goes on in DC suggests that it is.
John Dingell III, the son of the late John Dingell, longest serving congressional critter ever says “It appears that Pelosi tore up the official, signed copy of the SOTU speech. Destroying official House records is a felony and grounds for impeachment.” He continued: “I was a House Democratic Cloakroom page for years when I was a kid because I was one of only three people on Capitol Hill who knew every Congressman and Senator by sight. And knew where they hid out. I can’t tell you the number of times Fishbait Miller put the fear of God in me about the proper handling of official documents.”
The Justice department specifically states the statute under which Pelosi’s action is subject. The law is clear.
“The necessary measure of protection for government documents and records is provided by 18 U.S.C. § 2071. Section 2071(a) contains a broad prohibition against destruction of government records or attempts to destroy such records. This section provides that whoever: willfully and unlawfully; conceals, removes, mutilates, obliterates or destroys; or attempts to conceal, remove, mutilate, obliterate or destroy; or carries away with intent to conceal, remove, mutilate, obliterate or destroy; any record, proceeding, map, book, paper, document or other thing deposited in any public office may be punished by imprisonment for three years, a $2, 000 fine, or both.”
What Nancy Pelosi did was purposeful and with malice.
As a decades long veteran of congress, Pelosi cannot feign ignorance of the law, nor could she deny her culpability as-if what she did was an accident. She made herself visible to the world through the lens of the cameras and in a fit destroyed the public record which was reserved for the house.
There IS a provision of that law which provides for removal of the custodians from their position. It should be approached with due haste.
Will the impeachment managers act on such a violation? Will Debbie Dingell continue to defend the speaker’s actions as appropriate? Will Fishbait Miller rise from his grave to defend the sanctity of house documents being unlawfully destroyed?
Stay tuned for the next exciting installment of “The Tantrum!”
(19)Nuh Uh.(2)There is a world of difference between someone who thinks that she can lead and someone who has demonstrated it by his accomplishments.
{2020 SOTU Speech breakdown and mediocre democratic response (I’m feeling generous tonight) below.}
(9)Nuh Uh.(1)Oh, Rebekah, oh my.
I guess she thought he wanted to ‘party?’
Click on Detroit has the video and the full story:
“All of a sudden, you have like one, two, three, four friends,” Warren said. “I’m just saying, you and I just barely met, and all of a sudden you have four friends.”
“They’re just making sure that I’m OK, and we’re on a very busy roadway, so that’s why,” the officer said.
“But who’s taking videos of this?” Warren said. “Because at some point, everyone wants to take videos of this, but, like, one, two, three, four. You have four friends. I’m all alone.”
The officer explained to her that more officers were needed to block off the freeway to make the shoulder safe.
“All of a sudden, you have five friends and I’m all alone,” Warren said. “I kind of want to call some of my friends.”
Have them bring chips, OK?
(10)Nuh Uh.(1)2020 SOTS.
This was more predictable than watching the 2020 DNC Presidential Debates. Just without the part where everyone tries to one-up each other by seeing who can give away the most stuff that doesn’t belong to them.
{Your first Right Michigan breakdown of tonight’s speech below}
(7)Nuh Uh.(1)Just whose side are they on again, anyway?
Will this go into the goodies and new “rights” Gov. Whitmer will most certainly be espousing on tonight’s SOTS Speech?
Nope.
This one is more about a certain team playing for the wrong side.
{More to follow below}
(4)Nuh Uh.(2)As seen on the blogosphere >>> this <<< should serve as reason why Recucklicans squandered away billions of our tax dollars on a shithole that exclusively elects Democrats.
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(10)Nuh Uh.(2)Been nice to have a place in that group.
Clearly someone is wrong.
Somehow I doubt it is any of the AGs in this video. But this really points out how we (Michigan) sure let the country down by electing the crazy snaz who is Michigan’s current AG.
Elections DO have consequences.
(9)Nuh Uh.(1)Because Debbie Dingell has a vested interest.
It’s the first major electric-vehicle legislation since Stabenow’s unsuccessful bill, which would have allowed automakers to offer a slightly lower tax credit of $7,000 for another 400,000 plug-in cars on top of the pre-existing cap.
In 2018, General Motors Co. and Tesla hit the lifetime ceiling of 200,000 electric vehicles, triggering a phase-out process cut the tax credit in half every six months until they hit zero at the beginning of this year.
Never forget.
(14)Nuh Uh.(1)Traditional Media misses one of the reasons behind Social Media successes.
Grand Traverse County has about 92,000 People within it’s boundaries.
Of those 92,000 people, there are 72,891 adults, (16,856 of whom are seniors) with most being (presumably) literate. But of those who are literate (and some who are not), most are blessed with their own perspective, ideals, their own take on the community and thoughts on each day’s events. In short they have their own opinions.
And for the time of all humanity before the early 1990’s, those opinions might have been limited to written correspondence, trips before a jury, the occasional party, social gathering, political event, or even a torch and pitchfork mob. Daily expressions of perspective were hardly possible or practicable, or anything close to what can be done now within seconds on new media platforms such as email, Facebook, Gab , instagram, or Twitter.
And newsprint media has always had, yet strangely maintains it’s own limits. The local newspaper is typically published daily and has one, and rarely two pages dedicated to the pulse of the community.
Of those nearly 17,000 seniors in our county (as described above), how many don’t have any interest in Facebook or the other platforms? Out of those shouldn’t we be curious how many have given up on trying to let their views be seen because of limits that the print media enforces in its soy-ink ‘community’ forum?
(8)Nuh Uh.(1)
