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Michigan Conservative Scorecard

August 25, 2011
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Michigan Conservative Scorecard

From the heritage site: With each vote cast in Congress, freedom either advances or recedes. Heritage Action’s new legislative scorecard allows Americans to see whether their Members of Congress are fighting for freedom, opportunity, prosperity, and civil society. The scorecard is comprehensive, covering the full spectrum of conservatism, and...

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Seriously Condescending Upton Man

April 15, 2011
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Seriously Condescending Upton Man

A Seriously Condescending Upton Man blows off a constituent with a smarmy poke back.  From the “don’t want to make this stuff up” category.  When might you expect to get a smart ass response like the following?: From: “Sackley, Ed” <Ed.Sackley@mail.house.gov> To: “xxxxxxxx@yahoo.com” <xxxxxxxx@yahoo.com> Sent: Fri, April 15, 2011...

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And On That Debt Limit

April 15, 2011
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And On That Debt Limit

A friend and local activist Penny Misner has taken it upon herself to remind folks that our representatives need to be contacted.  Her letter to Michigan US congressman Bill Huizenga is to the point, and makes it very clear that we should not be willing to assume any more...

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The Great Health Care Bluff

January 31, 2011
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The Great Health Care Bluff

Folks watching the slow motion train wreck known as the health care bill have been wondering if along the way to becoming law, had that congress lost its institutional mind?  In three thousand pages of legislation, the physician flogging, pharmaceutical filching reprobates known as the US congress, built in...

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Judge’s Ruling Right – though not easy.

December 29, 2010
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Judge’s Ruling Right – though not easy.

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...

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Iconography

November 29, 2010
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constitutional

~ Reposted From RightMichigan.com ~ When challenged at a press conference in 2009, Michigan Congressman JohnConyers’ exclaiming that he does not read the bills was of course troubling.  His thoughts? “What good is reading the bill if it’s a thousand pages and you don’t have two days and two...

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Congressional Results For Michigan

November 4, 2010
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Congressional Results For Michigan

The Asterixed Names are Incumbents.

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Don’t Forget Today’s Rally AND SEE THIS.

October 27, 2010
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janda

A video of Dr. David Janda on how we have been HAD. TONIGHTS RALLY INFORMATION

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Don’t Be Fooled.

October 22, 2010
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atk1

To my Tea Partying friends.  If ever there was a time to break out the thinking cap it is now. Obviously we want limited government, we want the restoration of power to the people and not politicians.  We are concerned that Washington is not listening to us, and that...

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Dingell’s Last Stand

October 19, 2010
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steele

Tomorrow is a big day.  ~ Reposted from RightMichigan.com ~ Tomorrow, October 20 2010, Congressman John Dingell Faces Dr. Rob Steele of Ann Arbor in a Debate at Monroe Community College’s La-Z-Boy Center. It is scheduled for 6:30-7:30 p.m.

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    By Jack Spencer | 5/29/2012 Labor activists are continuing their attempt to expand the definition of an "employee" and are now targeting disabled and other workers. Peckham Inc., a private nonprofit that provides vocational rehabilitation and job training, is being targeted for unionization. http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/16967 […]
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