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Prop 3: A Push Backward

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Prop 4 Not About Home Care

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October 26, 2012, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call

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Prop 2 Supporters Putting Out Questionable Info

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Michigan Governed by 'Political Careerists'

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Super-Seniority

Prop 2 Would Protect Union Bosses at the Expense of Qualified Teachers

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'Non-Teaching' Staff Up 702 Percent Since 1950

Michigan No. 14 in 'staff bloat' since 1992

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Prop 3 Can't Change the Laws of Economics

No matter how badly supporters want to think it can

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Proposal 2 Is Not Simply About Collective Bargaining

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Michigan 4th-Greatest 'Wage Gap' in US? Hardly

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October 19, 2012, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call

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Prop 4 Op-Ed in Detroit Free Press Ungrounded

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Dead Batteries

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Collective Bargaining a 'Right' to Coerce

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A123 Files for Bankruptcy

Yet another failure of central planning

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Money Motivates, But a Dollar is Simply Insulting

School districts ignoring state's merit pay law aren't doing what's best for students, parents or taxpayers

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October 12, 2012, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call

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The Easiest Way to Fire a Teacher

Not paying union dues can lead to quick dismissal

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Prop 5: Protecting Taxpayers from the Government

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Prop 2 Would Change at Least 170 Laws

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Prop 4 Would Put Union Scam in Constitution

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More Windmill-Related Environmental Concerns

'We're picking up 10 (dead) bats for every bird'

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Video Confirms Negative Union Stereotypes

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Prop 3 Would Cost Taxpayers Billions

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Proposal 2: More Power for Government Unions

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