Opinion
Michigan, Opinion, Philosophy
A Gift to Jennifer Gratz
by Corinthian Scales • • 1 Comment
Jennifer, you’ve become an irrelevant, useful idiot. Enjoy your eternal place in life as an Obama lapdog.
Opinion, Philosophy
Wednesday’s TOTD
by Corinthian Scales • • 0 Comments
There are four R’s unfit for command.
One R has unequivocally proven unfit for command.
All the Other Stuff, Michigan, Michigan Politics, Opinion, Philosophy, Republicans
Hospice – Another ACA Casualty
by Jason • • 1 Comment
Hospice has been a way to deal with terminal situations in a compassionate way that suits patients and their families.
The way it has evolved with medicare has made it an affordable option; one that allows the passing of loved ones in comfortable and appropriate surroundings. The medicare component has been affected by the ACA however, and the continued meddling by government in its attempt to provide broad health coverage to all has accelerated the financial troubles experienced by all in the health industry.
H/T Raffi Williams
Conservative News, Michigan, Michigan Politics, Opinion, Philosophy
Michigan Blogger Round Up
by Jason • • 0 Comments
A round up of Michigan bloggers and their work
From The Right – Michigan Gives Up – A reminder the the GOP totally caved to progressive goals.
PartTimeMi.com – Suspension of the Part Time Legislature Ballot Initiative Due to numerous reasons it will not happen in 2014 by ballot.
Republican Michigander TWOFER –
- What Happened in Virginia – Analysis of the Eric Cantor loss to ‘tea guy’ David Brat.
- Ticket For Swearing In Brighton – Folks have been warned before that this kind of authority is a slippery first amendment slope.
Michigan Capitol Confidential – Yeah, Detroit is going to get even more of the pie. It’s Just amazing
The Shekel – Firearm Law Improvements in Michigan A couple of improvements, and looking for more.
The Voice of One Crying Out in Suburbia – When Did Modesty Become An Ironically Dirty Word? Seriously.
WatchDog Wire – Izzy tells us how ‘eco-tourism’ gets a great big boost from the starry eyed pols in Emmet County – $15 million in bonds approved by county commissioners and fulfilled by taxpayers. Whatta bargain!
If you have a Michigan based blog that should be included, or have a Michigan based story that cannot be missed, shoot a message over via the tips link above.
Conservative News, Michigan, Opinion
Not Much More That Can Be Said
by Corinthian Scales • • 4 Comments
Well, maybe that Mr. Lon Smoot is fielding Mark Schauer, as the Michigan Democratic Party’s stalking horse candidate.
The numbers don’t lie.
Mmmnnnya, Role Models….
Opinion, Philosophy
Monday’s TOTD
by Corinthian Scales • • 0 Comments
Elections, Michigan Politics, Opinion
Why Is This Load So Heavy?
by Kevin Rex Heine • • 0 Comments
Did Melanie Reinhold Foster ever encounter a housing or tuition increase she didn’t agree with?
Edward John Markey, the junior U. S. Senator from Massachusetts (since July 16th, 2013) has represented the Bay State in Congress since November 2nd, 1976. Adding in his time in the Massachusetts House of Representatives (starting January 3rd, 1973), he’s served a total of a little over 41-½ years in publicly-elected office. During this time, Markey has developed a reputation, supported by both his voting record and his own live-mic admission, of having never once seen a tax increase that he didn’t support. (The long-running backroom joke is that the surefire way to get Markey’s support on a bill that he’d otherwise oppose is to slip a tax increase into the final version of the bill.)
Similarly, a certain candidate for this summer’s convention nomination to a certain university governing board already has an 18-year history on the governing boards of Michigan’s Division I universities. Reviewing her history during that time, I have found no evidence whatsoever of a tuition or housing increase that she wouldn’t support. If she gets back on one of those boards this fall, then that particular habit is going to be a problem.
Humor in Michigan, Opinion, Philosophy
I ain’t as good as I once was
by Corinthian Scales • • 2 Comments
But I’m as good once as I ever was
Likewise, Hoekstra said his win was a referendum on Washington and Vander Jagt, who was criticized for taking lavish trips on behalf of special interests while managing the Republican National Congressional Committee that funneled campaign cash to GOP candidates.
“A lot of people thought Guy had gone “DC” on them,” said Hoekstra, adding that both Cantor and Vander Jagt “became the face of Washington rather than the face of their district.”
Pete’s a regular legend in his own mind.
If they’re all like Pete, one really can’t imagine why this is nearing insolvency, can they? Not to worry folks, the Lansing Nerdpublicrats got Pork Barrel Pete’s back covered.
Sometimes it is the best entertainment on the planet to watch how these old corrupticrats bray about themselves.
Opinion, Philosophy
Tuesday’s TOTD
by Corinthian Scales • • 0 Comments
Birds of a paramilitary-looking Nanny-state feather, do indeed flock together.