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Michigan Served As Valuable Lesson Against Government Economic Efforts

January 27, 2012
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lighthouse

Yesterday was Michigan’s birthday. Our state has undergone a great deal of change over the last 175 years, and today can serve well as a history lesson for the country and itself.   Especially given the recent discussion with regard to government owned bridges, light rail, and other stimulus &...

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Reinventing Michigan: Michigan Works! Honors Job Makers, Workers Paired through “Demand-Driven Employment Strategy”

January 24, 2012
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works

LANSING (January 24, 2012)—The Michigan Works! Association today celebrated recent hiring and employment successes achieved across Michigan through the “demand-driven employment strategy” laid out late last year by Governor Snyder. The 2012 Alumni Celebration, an annual opportunity for state leaders to...

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Parents: ‘Please consider the kids and parents, and let us choose’

January 23, 2012
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NCPSO

Families Encourage House to Pass Senate Bill 619, Expand Educational Opportunities for 10,000 Students on Cyber Charter Waiting List as National School Choice Week Begins LANSING—As policy makers and legislators this week observe National School Choice Week, Michigan parents with students...

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Skoop Skubick: Right To Work Not Going Away

January 22, 2012
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FTW

~ Cross posted from RightMichigan.com ~ Damn straight mister. Relentless Positive Action is a sissified way of saying “I don’t want confrontation with labor” by Mr Snyder....

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Rep Walberg Responds To Administration’s Rejection Of Keystone Pipeline

January 19, 2012
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walberg

Washington, DC-  Rep. Walberg made the following comment after the Obama Administration denied the application for construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline:   “President Obama’s decision to...

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Jack Hoogendyk Declares Candidacy Challenging Upton

January 18, 2012
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About That Bridge

January 18, 2012
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About That Bridge

Many of you might know I am opposed to a new international bridge crossing that has ANYTHING to do with our government, or its lackeys, in what...

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Proposed Government Expansions / Limitations Count in Governor’s Address Available Tonight

January 18, 2012
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mac-logo

Mackinac Center policy experts available to comment on Gov. Snyder’s remarks MIDLAND — Mackinac Center Fiscal Policy Director Michael D. LaFaive will count and categorize new initiatives...

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Smart Meters And Agenda 21

January 13, 2012
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agenda21

There is so much to keep up with. Part of the purpose of agenda 21 as I have explained before, is the socialization of wealth and resources. ...

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Thursday Morning

January 12, 2012
By
flags

Another comes home to Traverse City Today we lined up again for one of our fallen. Technical Sgt. Matthew S. Schwartz arrived home today after being killed...

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Before you all get too excited

January 6, 2012
By
fishsticks-calc

So far historical records do not seems to be as corrupted as the administration and our society. I pondered the spin being used to make this economy...

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Indiana About To Eclipse Michigan In Job Creation

January 4, 2012
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Saw this first over at CapCon.

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The Union Trap

January 2, 2012
By
strangle

The SEIU working in concert to abridge employee rights? What happens when you have a problem to resolve with your employer, AND the union which represents you? ...

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Agenda 21 Explained In Another Way

January 1, 2012
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Watch it. If you have questions, ask.

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Happy New Year 2012!

January 1, 2012
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happy-mttm

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