Imagine if the resources spent on the Federal Department of Education was instead sent to the states? Michigan has more…
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READ MORE ►Whitmer, Nasty Nessel, and Jocelyn Benson… all of them should be prosecuted for their electioneering crimes.
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(2)Yep, Nasty Nessel is just another corrupt Democrat that would fit right in with the Biden Crime Family.
(9)Nuh Uh.(0)Jason posited a comment in other topic, whether realizing it or not, one sentence is undeniably true across all elected office alleged leadership spectrum.
(15)Nuh Uh.(0)It’s time to put the cards on the table, especially, since this state has a Democrat governor that chose to ignore her Constitutionally limited position and through her actions blew a $6B dollar hole in our state budget.
University of Michigan’s endowment fund 10/17/2019 = $12.4 BILLION.
University of Michigan, given by our state legislators for 2020 = $325,531,500 dollars of coerced TAXPAYER’S money.
Why is this being brought up?
(17)Nuh Uh.(0)But first, a YUGE shout-out to this man here.
OK, now to the meat and potatoes.
Misdemeanor charges are being dropped against a Michigan barber who defied Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and reopened his shop last spring during the coronavirus pandemic, a lawyer said Monday.
The case against Karl Manke of Owosso fizzled after the Michigan Supreme Court on Oct. 2 said Whitmer used an unconstitutional law as the foundation for emergency orders to control the virus, David Kallman said.
….Kallman said the Shiawassee County Prosecutor’s Office is dropping the case.
Rule of Law and common sense prevails. Time for celebration? Mmmm, not so fast.
(19)Nuh Uh.(0)Remember yesterday, “Democrats always project onto others what they are up to“?
Yah, well…
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I often marvel at how a political perspective can be so exposed in a single editorial.
The left would upend all manner of things traditional Americans and Michiganians stand for. Rule-of-law, constitutional authority, and what constitutes voting access. Today, the Traverse City Record Eagle editorial bemoaned the decision by the Michigan Appeals Court to uphold our state statute regarding absentee ballots:
“There’s nothing more frustrating than a last-minute rules change.
But that’s exactly what voters face after a three-judge panel at the Michigan Court of Appeals decided to overturn a lower court’s decision about how and when absentee votes should be counted.”
Actually, the rules have been in place for 66 years. One would think THAT is enough time to get your affairs in order to vote. The rules are the rules, and Act 116 of 1954, MCL 168.764a provides the rules for absentee voting, and specifically in Step 6: “The ballot must reach the clerk or an authorized assistant of the clerk before the close of the polls on election day. An absent voter ballot received by the clerk or assistant of the clerk after the close of the polls on election day will not be counted. “
So there is that. (it continues ..)
(16)Nuh Uh.(0)The only good thing about Democrats is they always project onto others what they are up to and boy, oh boy, is this one ever a doozy.
(16)Nuh Uh.(0)Cross-posted at The Western Right, Right Michigan, and RRH Elections.
All 110 seats in the Michigan House of Representatives will be up for election in November. Republicans won a 63-47 majorities in 2014 and 2016, and a reduced 58-42 margin in 2018. There are 25 open seats, 12 held by Republicans and 13 held by democrats. There are 22 open due to term-limits, 1 just due to seeking another office, 1 due to death, and 1 pure retirement.
Democrats are hoping to take control of the state house. They may benefit from anti-Trump enthusiasm, particularly in suburban districts in Oakland County.
The following lists district number, current incumbent, geographic description, 2012, 2014, 2016, and 2018 state house results, 2012 Romney %, 2016 Trump % (if known), and political rating. The complete candidate list and recent fundraising numbers are available here:
2020 Michigan Primary Candidate List
July 2020 Michigan State House Fundraising
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