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Tag: politics (page 4)By JGillman, Section News
One of those incredibly important races this November is the race to preserve our electoral protections. Keeping a strong Secretary of State is necessary to have a chance against the "vampire like death throes" the Michigan Democrat party is sure to go through. Click HERE if you want to know what I saying..
The Democrats cannot be trusted with such a task as securing our ballots. particularly OAKLAND County DEMOCRATS and their choice Jocelyn Benson. If they will lie to you BEFORE they are elected, surely one would not expect them to be straight up AFTER the fact. The Fake tea party fiasco was a perfect example of the disrespect for voters the Democrats in Michigan truly have. The Secretary of State as their "top of the ticket" Really drives it home. However, money talks, and the forces in play are not merely driven by the apple dumpling gang in Oakland County alone. They have help.. Big Money help. (559 words in story) Full Story By jenkuz, Section News
~ Promoted by JGillman because I will be discussing this later as well ~
In the aftermath of the very close MI01 Republican primary, won by Dan Benishek of Crystal Falls by 15 votes, several things have transpired that has tested the friendships and trust of tea party members and patriots, and the movement itself. (6 comments, 154 words in story) Full Story By jenkuz, Section News
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The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help. The great election year of 2010. In today's Presque Isle Advance, three Democrat politicians issued statements in favor of getting funding for carbon capture, which Wolverine will not get unless there is an air quality permit granted by Jennifer Granholm. (2 comments, 574 words in story) Full Story By Clair Verway, Section News
The "Tea Pary" movement proves that it doesn't take millions of dollars to affect the political machine.
(1 comment, 839 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
After all...
We all know cash is king... Or maybe better stated, "FOR Kings.." Contributions to the coffers of political despots often encourages their favors, and the green is the grease of the political wheels. And Dingell, as well as Snyder got plenty of grease to go around. Fact of life.. Bring the king a gift for his pleasure and thou shalt have his dispensation. Snyder loves kings.. In fact he might well fancy himself the "Nerd King" in waiting.. Working his own royal treasury from the peasants, that consummate power player, Rick Snyder must have gifted well enough over time to warrant the investment of $7.5 Million in taxpayer funds to his own business venture; Ardesta. More below the fold.... (2 comments, 647 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
From a Press Release, Moments ago..
LIVONIA, MI--Mike Cox today announced the addition to his campaign team of two experienced and prominent figures in Michigan and Republican Party politics. RightMichigan.com founder and conservative activist Nick De Leeuw has joined the Mike Cox 2010 team as campaign Press Secretary and Tim Phelps, the former Director of Special Projects for the Republican National Committee will serve as Political Director for the campaign. (7 comments, 316 words in story) Full Story By JGillman, Section News
How could the day slip by without the mention of RMs favorite tax raiser, and his ambition to be top executive of the state of Michigan? Certainly would we not be forgetting to talk about the one, the man, the only speaker EVER to be recalled for removal in Michigan, Mr. Andy Dillon.
It seems as though it was only Months ago, that we were praising the House Speaker for his stand on a state employee health purchasing option. In fact it WAS only months ago, that Dillon (contrary to the position of his union supporters) rang the bell, leaving little wiggle room for speculation that he would abstain from the governors race in this upcoming cycle. He expressed a relatively "conservative" position on the matter, and set the tone for what will now follow as an slightly more than interesting primary race for the Michigan Democrat party. But he is still a tax raiser. (2 comments, 904 words in story) Full Story By troykeith, Section News
Just over one year into his presidency, Mr. Obama is finding that true leadership requires more than lofty ideals, eloquent words and rigid partisanship. Facing a deficit of political capital that rivals that of our own country, he must now decide to push forward in defiance or to begin the slow and inevitable crawl back from the furthest corners of leftist ideology.
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