"I wish we had a Republican governor in Michigan who would fight for this as well," said political guru Dick Morris on the Frank Beckmann Show this AM as he ticked off the four states " Wisconsin, Ohio, and Indiana " that are leading the charge against collective bargaining reform. His jab was aimed at "supposed Republican" Rick Snyder.

Morris' critical comments buttress those made by Leon Drolet on our home page today and other Michigan conservative financial experts like Michael LaFaive who admire Snyder's leadership on the budget " but worry he is missing an opportunity to fundamentally reform the labor costs that are unsustainable in this state and elsewhere.

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"Republican governors are going to fundamentally alter the reform process," says Morris. And he fears Michigan is missing the boat.

Michigan missed the boat last November by habitually electing RINO's then thinking they'll somehow achieve better results than Democrats.