Monthly Archives: June 2010

Supreme Court Nominee Kagan Invokes Deja Vu

June 30, 2010
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kagan

As simple as Bruce Hall’s analysis of Elena Kagan’s nomination process. “we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it ….” where have we heard that before? His point should be well taken..  Hypocrisy, meet your newest likely...

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Valuable Ideas Coming From The Cox Campaign

June 29, 2010
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Mike_Cox

At the very least, no matter who wins.. this stuff is GOOD!  Openness brings answers and true accountability! Mike Cox touts his latest “Reform of the Day,” discussing his plan to do what Governor Jennifer Granholm won’t—require Michigan’s public school districts to place all of their spending online so...

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Candidate Forums!

June 28, 2010
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“Meet the Candidates” event in SE Michigan Flat Rock, MI, June 24, 2010 The Campaign Committee for Michigan Conservatives will hold the second in a series of “Meet the Candidates” events Thursday, July 8th at the Flat Rock Community Center located at One Maguire St. in Flat Rock. (Phone...

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McChrystal Event A Window Of Reflection

June 24, 2010
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Do we, or do we not still maintain the most capable military on the planet? I would maintain that we do.  I would also suggest that prudent and judicious use of that might requires judgment beyond what became apparent from the article which appeared in the rolling stone magazine. ...

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Campaigning Is Rewarding

June 21, 2010
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As you may already know, I am running for a seat in the First District of Grand Traverse County as County Commissioner. This last (Father’s Day) weekend I did something i have not done in 20 years. I actually biked for over 20 miles total within two days. I...

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Hanger 42 – Celluoid Burns Like Napalm

June 18, 2010
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Perhaps no one has yet noticed the similarity between the name and the amount (percentage) of credit provided to film makers for their “investments” into the Michigan Economy?  Could it be possible, the sheer audacity of what now appears to be a scam to separate Michigan taxpayers from their...

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Michigan Invention A SOLUTION To Crisis?

June 16, 2010
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A Kalamazoo based operation has a machine that can produce “miles” of material that can clean oil out of water. Jim Hanson of Marketing Technology Service says his company can produce MILES of material that extracts oil from water, and can be re-used over and over. He has contacted...

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Granholm Wants No Jobs Left Behind When She Is Gone.

June 15, 2010
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30,000 jobs could be lost with tax hikes, but losses eventually moderate to 13,500 if tax cuts phased in Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s tax hike proposal would cost as many as 30,000 Michigan jobs in the first year, according to research conducted by analysts at the Mackinac Center for Public...

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Work To Do

June 13, 2010
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We have much work to do on fixing what is truly wrong in this country. While collecting signatures for the Michigan Health Care Freedom ballot initiative, we came across many who either support the government run health care boondoggle, or who are frankly unwilling to process the information that...

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A couple of interesting tidbits about Michigan's concealed carry laws

June 12, 2010
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I was looking at the portion of the MCL (Michigan Compiled Laws) concerning the carry of concealed firearms. I noticed a couple of interesting things. The first thing (MCL 28.425j), which is concerned with the training program required to get a CCW: (1) A pistol training or safety program...

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