Chetly Zarko was the plaintiff in a FOIA disagreement with the Howell education association. Zarko wanted access to public records (emails) that were on the school system’s computers through the Freedom of Information process, and was denied. Although Zarko passed away earlier this year, the case continued. As I...
The left. The anti American LEFT. The tyranny loving socialist, even out results for everyone LEFT. About the constitution, he first says “it has no binding power on anything..” then he says… well listen for yourself: H/T (found over at) to Doug Powers at Malkin’s site.
Ahh yes, nothing like good ol’ fashioned government hypocrisy and stupidity. On one hand, you have the SEC offering 10-30% bounties for government moles whistleblowers who get judgments against the companies they screw work for.. Then on the other, you have the idjits over at the Department of Homeland...
Bad advice? Many people in government, who have not worked in the private sector, do not understand the mechanics of economics. They have heard that ‘higher demand and lowered supplies’ creates ‘high prices,’ yet think it serves only the greed of the party selling. In fact a that is...
Where were you? There is a new sidewalk on your street, or a sign restriction, zoning that closed off an area that you own to development, water service to your rural home is mandatory, or ‘all of a sudden’ you have forced health care being jammed down your throat...
The federal judge who ruled that the only the mandate of insurance was unconstitutional has created a possibly uncomfortable scenario if his ruling is upheld in the Supreme court. According to a couple of Yale-ites writing for the Philly enquirer: “Insurance companies could collect enough premiums to meet these...
It seems every time the good ol US of A comes up with a really great idea, it’s value is seen by some as something to capitalize on, so that added regulatory measures and profit siphoning processes are added by government, tools of government, or users of government. And...
Nearly 3,000 Roll Call Votes of State Representatives and Senators Tallied for 2009-2010 More than 7,100 votes missed during session, according to MichiganVotes.org “Missed Votes Report” MIDLAND — The Michigan Senate took 1,388 roll call votes during the 2009-2010 legislative session, and the House took 1,314*, according to the...
The math.. just do the math I say! On an average day in Traverse city Michigan, there are 11 hours of daylight. Obviously, winter and summer months differ significantly, but if one wanted to calculate the mean between the seasons, 11 hours would be it. Traverse City Light and...
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