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Three years ago, when Hunter Dickinson was finishing his freshman season on U of M men’s basketball team, in which he was Michigan’s leading scorer and rebounder, my son Christopher …
Today will be the last time I complain about the political prosecution of Nick Lyon, Governor Snyder, and others in the Flint Water Crisis. For two years I have said …
Per the Detroit News, Michigan taxpayers will pay off $114 million in old debts for five school districts in urban areas as part of a $615 million spending bill that …
Now that AG Nessel has dropped the political prosecutions in the Flint Water Case, Michigan’s lack of transparency will become a regular discussion item of this blog. I am not …
I woke up this morning to see an inch of snow on the ground. On my way to the gym, the snow was coming down so hard on US 31 …
Last week I referenced a Bridge Michigan report indicating the proposed Michigan Democratic senate legislation to meet the requirements of Prop 1, did not go near as far as it …
As I started to put this blog to bed, the news just came that the shooter in Maine has died as a result of a self inflicted gun shot wound. …
Today there were two steps forward on issues that I have written extensively about in this blog. One by the House of Representatives and the other by the Michigan Senate. …
The clown show is now in day 20 and going strong. After winning the nomination for speaker earlier today, Tom Emmer has chosen to withdrawal just hours after securing the …
In 2018 Governor Whitmer campaigned on fixing the damn roads and improving transparency of state government. If elected, she said she would make sure the governor’s office provides a streamlined …