Or, the “Right Michigan Solution for Fixing Michigan Roads”.
A little bit of this and a little bit of that. Soon enough, you’ve got the makings of a pretty good framework to work within.
If you’re really a Conservative, that is.
If not…well click below for more.
{Continued below the fold}
(12)Nuh Uh.
(0)First off, I’d just like to thank those who have sent in suggestions so far for “The Right Michigan Solution for Fixing Michigan Roads” (and yes, I have gotten a few already). I’ve got an update that I like to pass along after the fold.
And for the record, the title of this post isn’t referring to these “poor” schemps.
{More below the fold}
(4)Nuh Uh.(0)You people in Lansing are supposed to be Conservatives. Why not try acting like a Conservative for a change?
There is an axiom that everyone has probably heard numerous times already that goes something like this: “Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them.”
A friend of mine would add in a second line to that to make it a little bit more interesting…”Those who fail to learn the lesson of history correctly, well they are just plain doomed.”
It strongly looks like were seeing that second line play out here in Michigan after the defeat of Proposal 1.
This time around, though, it doesn’t have to end that way.
{More after the fold}
(7)Nuh Uh.(1)As if it wasn’t just a few days ago we here at RightMi.com learned of Sen. Rick Jones creating carve-outs for his fellow retired LEO brethren. Today, we learn that Sen. Jones has taken it upon himself to gift a little extra in the till to those beloved public sector retirees in Schuette’s Office.
2015 Senate Bill 12: Allow pension double-dipping by “retired” Attorney General employees
Yes, unanimous vote so, it must meet Lansing’s bifarceisan two-party standard. Still have doubts about the legalese jihadi cabal ruling supreme? Just look no further than their former revenue recruiting LEO who champions a wallet lining statute.
Makes one wonder if it’s an old prosecutor’s office bootlicking reflex or, just riding out of office in a payola bang?
(19)Nuh Uh.(1)And all the king‘s men
Wouldn’t put our Constitution together again.
Just another way our Elected Elite provides for their unionized protectors to seek pathways of supplemental income in their retirements.
Sen. Jones, you’re only as good as your last attaboy. Your village called, again.
Matter of fact, RightMi.com’s phone has been ringing a lot lately asking if we’ve seen him and his peers.
(19)Nuh Uh.(0)Diese Reaktion funktioniert für mich.
(17)Nuh Uh.(1)Yet another good argument for a part-time legislature.
“I signed on to this bill because it was presented to me as something to protect the safety of children,” Sen. Jones continued.
That is perhaps one of the dumbest walk-backs I’ve seen in a long, long time. Hello? Who was the sponsor of the bill? Senator Jones, your village called the offices of RightMi.com looking for their missing idiot. Please return to your district ASAP.
(26)Nuh Uh.(1)From the "no, seriously, we should really, really, really, consider a part-time legislature" files.
Why stop at creating a poet laureate position?
Such important matters to tend to in Lansing. Would-be candidate for house leadership Al Psholka is the ONLY Republican to co-sponsor HB5853. From Capitol Confidential:
“Now there’s a concept worthy of a poem.
*The measure has 12 Democratic cosponsors and one Republican, Rep. Al Pscholka, who also is maneuvering to be the next Speaker of the House. The Democrats are Reps. Rashida Tlaib, Jon Switalski, Henry Yanez, Scott Dianda, Jeff Irwin, Tim Greimel, Tim Kelly, Marcia Hovey-Wright, Adam Zemke, Sam Singh, Andrew J. Kandrevas and David Rutledge.”
A poem?
Perhaps not. Maybe instead, a limerick?
There once was a Rep name of Psholka
A champion of liberal Polka
“A Poet” He said, “Would put me ahead”
For a leadership post, he’s a Joke-a
I want that appointment.
(11)Nuh Uh.(0)Cut a check and get it off TODAY.
Signature gathering is going well, but we’ll need to educate the public once the initiative is on the ballot.
Click on the banner and send a few bux to slow the craziness that is going on in Lansing.
And if you have not yet signed or got a dozen signatures, there is still time. Click the county on the map HERE, and you can find out where to get a petition.
(8)Nuh Uh.(0)To tell those punk kids of 
ours to un-kink their goose necks.
Seriously.
A resolution to declare May 5-11, 2014, as Screen-Free Week in the state of Michigan.
Whereas, Screen-Free Week is an enjoyable and innovative way to improve children’s well-being by reducing dependence on entertainment screen media, including television, video games, computers, and hand-held devices, thus offering time for children to go outside, read, daydream, create, explore, and spend more time with family and friends; and
Whereas, Preschool children spend an average of 32 hours a week with screen media; and
(7)Nuh Uh.(2)
