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Right To Work Legislation As A Good Start

July 12, 2010
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anti-union cartoon

Re-posted from RightMichigan.com Unemployment is high. Manufacturing is moving out of state, and sometimes taking a “moving” opportunity” moving out of country.. Permanently.While the meat heads in the labor unions are figuring out new ways to persuade our leaders to LIMIT the ability of Michigan business to operate, the...

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Lottery Boycott Round II

July 9, 2010
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lotteryfire

Apparently, there are some lottery retailers willing to tell the state they can SHOVE the smoking ban where the sun doesn’t shine.  After the smoking ban took effect, bar owners began seeing a steady decline in revenues, and the toll on Michigan small bar business became clear.. (not as...

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Summer 2010 – Dear Jenny

July 7, 2010
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Summer 2010 – Dear Jenny

Dear Jenny, I have been on unemployment for 2 years now, and they tell me its going to going to come to an end soon.  I have tried real hard to find work, but those cheap B^$&*% at Toyota would only offer me $32 and hour and said I...

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The APPROPRIATE Type Of Smoking Sign

December 20, 2009
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The APPROPRIATE Type Of Smoking Sign

This is an example of a smoking sign that is both appropriate, and offers assistance to those people who are too stupid to notice that a Bar or restaurant is a smoking enterprise. But of course.. this wouldn’t allow the power brokering aspect of restrictive legislative action.

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    Parent: 'Don't bring politics into the school and use the kids as pawns' By Tom Gantert | 2/10/2012 Third through fifth graders at an elementary school in the Walled Lake Consolidated School District were assigned this week by at least one teacher to write letters to Gov. Rick Snyder saying how unhappy they were with his budget cuts, the schoo […]

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