Families need better choices and more affordable options for educating their children – Improving education choices should be the goal of our education policy
By Todd Courser
There is a wide variety of both excelling and failing private / [...]
This is an odd way to write my annual letter to my friends, but we are in desperate times. All the more reason to write a letter of encouragement and hope!
It is that time again. Every year it gets faster and faster. This year again we have no more children to report. They are growing [...]
On December 15th, 1791, along with the Bill of Rights, the Second Amendment was adopted into law. There has been more disagreement on this part of our heritage than most any other piece of legislation created by our Founding Fathers. This Amendment has been a lightning rod for those who wish to place the people [...]
Thanksgiving is the day when we celebrate God’s hand of Providence in bringing about individual liberty and freedom in this great country! The settlers of the Plymouth Colony, known to us today as the Pilgrims, came here seeking a new world in which to find freedom from servitude and bondage to lords and kings. [...]
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Again we are involved in a war that no one wants and that is hard to justify for many Americans. November 11th is Veterans’ Day, the day we honor our soldiers for their service. The holiday, originally established to recognize the end of World War I, is now a celebration to honor America’s veterans [...]
Please remember to get out and vote on November 3rd!
In Port Huron, Mayor Moeller, Martin Doorn, and James Fisher have fought against tax increases and against water and sewer rates increases. Help these men to continue their fight for fiscal responsibility in Port Huron. Mayor Moeller has pledged to keep at the task [...]
Letter to the Editor:
I do not have much in common with Andy Dillon (Democrat Majority Whip) politically, but I am glad to see his stand against waste regarding the combination of pensions. He is attempting to combine the various pension obligations the state has for huge savings (some say it will save the state [...]
Today, we in Michigan find ourselves again in a budget crisis. Yes, this is after being in session (less than half the days a normal full time person is at work), with a summer break and all the rest of the tough scheduling our legislators endure (what is it 8-10 days a month?). We find [...]
Missed Votes
2005: House Bill 5098 Amendment for Small Business Tax: House Bill 5098 was designed to increase the Small Business Tax on businesses that did not pay employees at least $7.15 per hour. Failed.
2005: House Bill 4982 Failed.
2007: House Bill 4556 Passed.
2007: Senate Bill 94 Michigan Business Tax Failed.
2007: House Bill 4359 Failed.
2007: House Bill [...]