Monday December 24, 2012

Christmas Eve!

Retailers Rejoice!

Debt collectors …not so much Click Here for Story

Helping Our Veterans

Residents can purchase commemorative bricks to support Brighton veterans Click Here for Details

The War on Christians

Christianity close to extinction in the Middle East Click Here for Details

Recall Legislation Could be Un-Constitutional?

Legislation making recalls tougher might be a violation Click Here for Story

The Intellectual Firepower Against Right-to-Work

Who’s who on right-to-work

By Jack McHugh and Jarrett Skorup | Courtesy of Michigan Capitol Confidential

Many opponents of a Michigan right-to-work law cite figures generated by a union-funded entity called the “Economic Policy Institute.”

EPI President Lawrence Mishel is a “longtime member of the Democratic Socialists of America,” according to an article posted on that organization’s website (go to page 15).

Also, unions are heavily represented on EPI’s board of directors, including the presidents of the SEIU, AFSCME, the machinists union, the communications workers union; the food and commercial workers union; UAW President Bob King; AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and others.

Most of these unions’ money comes from dues and fees involuntarily extracted from workers’ paychecks as a condition of employment. The right-to-work law in Michigan prohibits unions from taking money from workers who do not wish to contribute.

Much of the research being cited by supporters of the right-to-work law in Michigan has been produced (or made readily accessible) by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a state think tank whose leaders and scholars generally agree that free-market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. The Center is funded by individuals, business owners and foundations. The Mackinac Center has never accepted any government funding.

Sticking to Their Guns

NRA stands defiant in protection of 2nd Amendment and blaming societal problems for shootings Click Here for Details

Rightly So…Dem Senator Gets Called Out

Democratic Senator gets grilled for the Senate not doing their job Click Here for Video

New Jersey Gets It

1st township to post police at every school Click Here for Details

Conservatives Staying Strong

Believe going over the cliff is preferable to continuing to go bankrupt? Click Here for Story

My Thoughts…

A Column By Will Warner

Is it too much to ask that legislators possess basic reasoning ability?  This time it is a Missouri law that has me shaking my head.
The Missouri legislature enacted a law requiring health insurance companies to offer plans that excluded coverage for contraception to customers who wish to purchase…Click Here to read More
 

 

 

 

 

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