A direct quote from the Resolution:

"A resolution to express the sense of the House that recalls should be based on specific misconduct, criminal activity, or abuse of office and should not be based on a single vote and to denounce the effort to recall Speaker Andy Dillon."

Well, a quick check of the Michigan Constitution makes this little 'resolution' in and of itself, unconstitutional:  http://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/publications/Constitution.pdf

"The sufficiency of any statement of reasons or grounds procedurally required (for a recall election) shall be a political rather than a judicial question." Article II, Section 8.

As much as I'd like to say raising taxes on suffering Michigan citizens was a 'criminal' act, it was, alas, a failing of policy and falls firmly under the prescribed remedy of recall.

Another pertinent outtake:

"The threat of recall for reasons other than some measure of misconduct undermines the foundation of our democratic republic."

HUH?!!  Since when would recall efforts undermine the premise of a democratic republic.  I would argue to the contrary, that it is a pillar of such a government!

Leon Drollet of the Michigan Taxpayer's Alliance sent out a notification to all of the members of that organization.  He explains what ultimately happened to HR 358:

"What happened to the vote on HR 358? It never happened. I'm told that some legislators were actually concerned about challenging the Constitution. The other rumor is that Democrats freaked out after hearing that a Republican legislator was planning to offer an amendment to the resolution addressing removal of another politician from office - someone named Kwame Kilpatrick. Democrats quickly removed HR 358 from the agenda."

I'm beginning to think even our 'right' isn't very RIGHT in Michigan.  Where are the conservative values?!  Heck, where's the morality?!!  HR 358 was reprehensible display of abuse of power by those who THINK they have it.