A news service for the people of Michigan from the Mackinac Center for Public Policy

Christian Science Monitor - The 2010 election was a call to cut public pensions.

Lansing State Journal - Driving public buses can be lucrative.

Livingston Daily Press & Argus - One union attack ad may have propelled its critic to a win.

Grand Rapids Press - A state teachers union says it will consider tenure reform.

Student Free Press - Michigan State plagiarism case remains open.

Wall Street Journal - 'Net neutrality' goes 0 for 95.

The Hill - Some want a probe of Google's "unusually close" ties to the White House.

Michigan View - The food police go after San Francisco and Michigan.

Jackson Citizen Patriot - Sympathy for low teacher pay is a think of the past.

USA Today - Federal employees making over $150k per year has skyrocketed.

 

Quote of the Week

"The Tea Partiers have much to be proud of. Portrayed as extremists and racists, they succeeded in forming a coalition that won a majority of the votes - and, incidentally, elected a record number of non-white Republicans."

- The National Review

 

Civil asset forfeiture is one of the greatest threats to private property rights in our nation today. Law enforcement can take your property without even charging you with a crime.

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