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Driverless Car Company Gets Big Subsidy From Michigan Taxpayers

Waymo’s parent company reported $12.7 billion in profits and received $8 million from Michigan taxpayers

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MSU Uses Obscure ‘Government Purchases Index’ To Claim School Funding Down

The common CPI inflation measure shows funding up, not down

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State Revenue Looks Stagnant If Only Some Funds Are Excluded

Spending interests imply taxpayers not contributing enough

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DEQ Employees Accused Of Payroll Padding

Bioterrorism monitors falsified records, drove state vehicles for personal use

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MSU Professor: Wind Turbines Can Cause Illness

Dizziness and nausea are just two symptoms

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Schools Get More For Fewer Students, Spending Interests Claim Cuts

When a cut is merely a reduction in the rate of increase

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Michigan Employment Up, Food Stamps Down

No government program can substitute for strong economic growth

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Unions Continued Steady Membership Decline In 2018

Percentage of total workforce in unions down from 10.7 to 10.5; government unions down a bit more

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Spending Interests Wrong: Schools in Low-Income Areas Get More, Not Less

Media keeps repeating advocates’ misrepresentations

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Right-To-Work Repeal Bill Denies Government Workers’ Civil Rights

Michigan Dem’s legislation appears to defy US Supreme Court’s 2018 Janus ruling

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Michigan Roads Benefit From Decline In ‘Fix Now Pay Later’

Engler and Granholm used state credit card for road repairs, kicking costs into future

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Administrators: 98 Percent Of Michigan Teachers Average Or Above

Just 1 out of every 384 Michigan teachers deemed ‘ineffective’ by their school’s administration

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Charters Top List Of Detroit’s Best Public High Schools

City’s 3 best were charters

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Government Broadband’s Record Is Bad; Traverse City Going For It

City-owned utility wants a federal ‘energy savings’ loan to bankroll it

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Law Requires Public Schools To Report Bullying, Not All Do

With 50,000 students, Detroit reports just five incidents

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State Phone Mandate Could Cost Small Business Millions

Firms may just junk their landline phones and go all cellular

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Teachers Can Choose To Do More Than Just Teach - And Get Paid More

Yet the union says teachers are walking out because of the extras

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Average State Employee Takes 27.3 Paid Days Off Each Year

17.1 days is paid leave and the rest is sick time

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State Housing Loan Agency Will Change Unconstitutional Quota Mandate

Agencies shall not 'discriminate against, or grant preferential treatment to' specified groups

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U-M Diversity Chief Gets $407k Annually, Oversees 12 Employees

Office budget is $2 million, but that's not all

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Michigan Courts Should Revisit Shaky Legal Ground of Corporate Handouts

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2019 State Budget: Cut Corporate Welfare for Roads and Economic Growth

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School Employees Dump Michigan Education Association in Droves

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A Third Of New School Hires Choose 2017 Reform’s Traditional Pension Option

But new employee burden sharing requirements make repeat of old system’s underfunding less likely

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Tlaib Has Obscenities For Opponents, But Yea-Votes For Corporate Welfare

She approved $1.03 billion worth of corporate handouts but calls them a ‘power grab’ that hurts people

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