State election laws being re-written to protect the sanctity of the vote - stopped at the Governor's desk? Shouldn't be.
Dear Michigan legislature,
From the US Constitution:
The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators.
Nothing could be more clear.
It does not say “subject to the approval of the governor, or secretary of state”
I just wanted to dove-tail on an earlier post made by Jason regarding SB-653 to institute a museum tax on Southeastern Michigan.
Well, not ALL of Southeastern Michigan.
Even the backers of this heaping, steaming pile of legislative waste sponsored by the entire Michigan Senate democrat caucus realized that well is running dry, so they were going to focus on the easier marks in Oakland & Wayne Counties instead.
No, I’m not kidding.
They didn’t call them easy marks directly, per se (that would’ve been too obvious), but they did spell out their plan when they went before the Michigan Senate Committee last December to push for this little shakedown.
Check it out for yourself, it’s a short video cued up to the best part. OABTW, be sure to check it out at the 5:23 mark regarding the “Time sensitivity with the bill”
So, what insulting here?
Oh, the fact that not only did four “republicans”, namely Sen. Ken Horn, Sen. Curt VanderWall, Sen. Kim LaSata, Sen. Mark Huizenga, voted to move this bill out of committee, instead of letting it die a slow death, but they voted to have it take immediate effect!
Now, why would a “republican” from Frankenmuth vote to promote a tax hike in Oakland & Wayne Counties?
This came to the in-box yesterday. Credit to Mr de Angeli for his continued pursuit of liberty by fighting the leviathan that grows best in the shadows of big government.
There is something distinctly un-Canadian about not being civil.
It’s distressing to state publicly that a republic which has at its core foundation a freedom of not only speech, but of the press as well, having no compunctions seeing those two bedrock principles quickly being twisted into ersatz versions of themselves. Worse yet, no one seeming to care.
But, what else did you expect when people in power are not only challenged, by are visible threatened by those challengers?
One of the things that never ceases to amaze me in the twilight days of the legacy media is just how much they are collectively out of touch with their audience.
They cannot grasp why their audience has moved onto more trustworthy sources of information.
Nope, it can’t be true! Pure Lies! Why would an unaccountable governmental bureaucracy ever sign off on something unsafe?
CDC refusing to release V-Safe data for review. V-Safe is a mobile app similar to VAERS database (tracking adverse reactions to medications), but instead of medical professionals making entries, individuals can do so directly.
La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la, I cannot hear you.
But when something big happens across our border; just how long do you think that they can keep that story under wraps?
It’s going to be one heck of a live stream, with commentary from some of the hardest-working and most effective grassroots leaders in the Michigan conservative movement.
We’ll be recapping 2021: the good news and bad, the victories and defeats. We’ll be sharing what we know, what we’ve learned, and what’s in store for 2022.
If you cannot possibly tune in live, the show will be archived for viewing at your convenience, but if you can join us, we hope you will.
It’s not just our panel of guests, it’s the live interaction with all of you in the chat that make these shows so worthwhile.
It’ll be a marathon of a show, so it will, in large part, be a free-form conversation, with our guests and all of you that fight in the trenches to preserve and restore our great tradition of liberty in America.
There will be a lot of discussion, reflection, and a strong dose of levity for these trying times.
Looking at the cast.. It ought to be interesting.
The feedback alone would be worth the price of the ticket.
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