Stop Crying About Russia?
Good foreign relations with another super power is not the worst of things Click Here for Details
With Income Tax Rejected By Voters, East Lansing Looks at Spending Cuts
The city of East Lansing will likely have to cut spending after voters said “no” this week to a ballot proposal that would have imposed a 1 percent income tax on residents and a 0.5 percent tax on nonresidents who work in the city. … more
City Claims It Will Cut Almost Everything Without a ‘Needed’ Tax Hike
The city of Fraser asked citizens for a tax hike in 2016 but the measure failed. Apparently undeterred by the outcome, Fraser officials increased taxes anyway with a new budget and are asking voters again for a hike. But the city has a spending problem it should look at first. … more
Roy Moore Responds
Judge Roy Moore responds to Fake news claims Click Here for Details
Space Lasers?
NASA ready to test new weapons? Click Here for Story

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Paul Ryan says no Dreamer provisions
Will Michigan’s Governor veto concealed carry in schools?
The city of Fraser appears to have violated state election law by allowing a city council member to post a plea on its website urging residents to vote yes on a 3-mill property tax increase styled as a public safety special assessment.
Disgraced Bergdahl will get back pay instead of jail time
Every resident in 10 Michigan cities would have to pay at least $3,800 to fully fund the post-retirement health insurance benefits their elected officials have promised to city employees.
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LA Police to look at Hollywood pedophile allegations from Corey Feldman

State Rep. Andy Schor said he agreed Michigan drivers “need relief from high auto insurance rates,” although his explanation for voting against House Bill 5013 warrants a closer look.
Alyssa Milano shows her stupidity again
Shooter dead after police chase but not before 27 people killed Click Here for Details
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Education experts claim that the common method of paying public school teachers in the same district from a uniform pay scale is not effective, archaic and contributes to teacher shortages in some specialized positions.
The U.S. Supreme Court recently announced that it will hear the case of Janus v. AFSCME. The decision will determine whether millions of government workers around the nation can be forced to pay money to unions or whether they will be able to stop, essentially guaranteeing right-to-work for all public sector workers in the country.
Dems at it again as they use latest shooting for gun control agenda
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos returned home recently to deliver the keynote address at the Acton Institute’s 27th anniversary dinner gala.
Two competing proposals have been introduced in the Michigan House that would reform auto insurance in this state.
Leftist teacher gets slammed in political debate by student