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University of Michigan Arctic Ice Global Warming Study Criticized

January 19, 2011

Past State of the State Speeches Show Wide Variation in Proposed Government Expansions/Contractions

January 18, 2011

What to Expect from Snyder's State of the State

January 18, 2011

Limiting Term Limits

House plan would extend careers of most Lansing politicians from 6 to 14 years

January 17, 2011

State Employee Pay Up 46% Between ’01 and ‘08

January 15, 2011

Maxing Out the Federal Credit Card

January 14, 2011

States May Seize Control of Federal Deficit Spending Power

State Rep. McMillin to introduce resolution for Michigan to join push for National Debt Relief Amendment to U.S. Constitution

January 13, 2011

Don't Mess With Texas

The Lone Star State's stand against the EPA

January 12, 2011

Saving $5.7 in Public Employee Benefit Savings - Is it Real?

Columnist challenges analyst's estimate

January 11, 2011

The EPA's War on Energy

January 10, 2011

Government Jobs and the Great Recession

January 9, 2011

Budget Watchdog: State Has Billions in Unbudgeted Retiree Costs

January 8, 2011

Scheduled Saginaw Prevailing Wage Repeal Vote Quietly Killed

January 7, 2011

Decorating the “Christmas Tree” Budgets

Congressman Gary Peters, Republican state lawmakers, and Lansing’s “laundry list of unnecessary pork”

January 7, 2011

Firing Teachers for Non-Payment of Union Dues

January 6, 2011

‘Magic Words’ Not Enough to Get Berkley Schools’ in Election Law Hot Water

January 5, 2011

Berkley Schools Avoid 'Magic Words" to Stay Out of Election Law Hot Water

January 5, 2011

Violating Neutrality

State rules that favorable statements from schools about ballot proposals do not break election law by expressly advocating for 'yes' votes

January 4, 2011

Bringing Balance to Public Benefits

January 3, 2011

Gov. Snyder Should Adopt HSAs for Government Employees

January 3, 2011

Schools That Break State Election Laws Face Just "Speeding Ticket" Fines

January 3, 2011

Tricky Tenure Hurdles Block Schools from Removing Problem Teachers

January 2, 2011

Plagiarism Double Standards at Michigan State

January 1, 2011

Supreme Court Okays Using Public Schools for Political Fundraising

December 31, 2010

Politician Staffs: Your Money, Their Secret

December 30, 2010

University of Michigan Arctic Ice Global Warming Study Criticized

Past State of the State Speeches Show Wide Variation in Proposed Government Expansions/Contractions

What to Expect from Snyder's State of the State

Limiting Term Limits

State Employee Pay Up 46% Between ’01 and ‘08

Maxing Out the Federal Credit Card

States May Seize Control of Federal Deficit Spending Power

Don't Mess With Texas

Saving $5.7 in Public Employee Benefit Savings - Is it Real?

The EPA's War on Energy

Government Jobs and the Great Recession

Budget Watchdog: State Has Billions in Unbudgeted Retiree Costs

Scheduled Saginaw Prevailing Wage Repeal Vote Quietly Killed

Decorating the “Christmas Tree” Budgets

Firing Teachers for Non-Payment of Union Dues

‘Magic Words’ Not Enough to Get Berkley Schools’ in Election Law Hot Water

Berkley Schools Avoid 'Magic Words" to Stay Out of Election Law Hot Water

Violating Neutrality

Bringing Balance to Public Benefits

Gov. Snyder Should Adopt HSAs for Government Employees

Schools That Break State Election Laws Face Just "Speeding Ticket" Fines

Tricky Tenure Hurdles Block Schools from Removing Problem Teachers

Plagiarism Double Standards at Michigan State

Supreme Court Okays Using Public Schools for Political Fundraising

Politician Staffs: Your Money, Their Secret

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