September COVID-19 Hospitalizations A Fraction Of April
They’re down 85%; Whitmer cites current figure to extend 204-day emergency
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Big On Spending, Light On Restoring
Spent $117,198 in seven years studying the Michigan Monkey Flower
WSJ Reports Most COVID-19 Fatalities Lack Life Insurance
Most of the fatalities are older people where coverage is no longer practical
337 Hospitalized In Michigan With COVID-19 On Sept. 25; 3,357 Were Hospitalized on April 20
Health Officials Say Don’t Play Contact Sports; Whitmer Says Follow The Science, Play Contact Sports
Whitmer Declares Small Business Week; 13% Of Owners Don’t Think They’ll Survive Virus, Lockdowns
Michigan Unions Back In Court To Keep State Employee Dues Flowing
2018 U.S. Supreme Court ruling blocked dues withholding without employee consent and reapproval
Fossil-Fuel Friendly Group Scores Many Michigan Congressional Democrats 0%
Republicans straggle between Amash and Walberg at 100% and Upton at 61%
Those Who Do Not Learn from History…
Years of bad economic development deals haven't prevented politicians from trying again
Doxxing That Causes Harm Becomes 10-Year Felony Under Michigan House Bill
Posting private or identifying information about an individual with malicious intent
Law's ‘Immediate Danger’ Justifies Ongoing Emergency, But Not Cancelling Casinos Or Football
Cancel The Illegal 'Historic Abolitionist' Strike: U-M Grad Employees Return To Work
Demands included 'cut all ties with police' - and letting grad student instructors work from home
Whitmer's Football Flip-Flops Look Like Politics Not 'Science'
Initially against it, governor reversed course after presidential politics entered the mix
Recipe For School Budget Trouble: Enrollment Down, Teaching Staff Up, Pension Expense Rising
Bay City officials use the old ‘state funding cuts’ excuse — but their funding went up, not down

Budget 2021: State of Corporate and Industry Handouts
Lawmakers should cut unnecessary and ineffective subsidy programs
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