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Tag: Debbie StabenowBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
H/t Wirecutter Now, what was that you were saying again, One Term Nerd? OABTW... Listen to your mother, Jeb. (3 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section Multimedia
By JGillman, Section News
While Dick Durbin the senior senator for Illinois uses the Obama administration's EPA to beat up on Ludington's SS Badger, costing Michigan jobs, Michigan Senators Stabenow, and Levin sit idly by and mind their place.
The SS Badger, a coal fired ferry has just received its last reprieve from the Obama administration and a deal brokered between the EPA with the Justice department and the ferry company. But still it must replace its engines in two years or be done. In the mean time restrictions have been added so that the hammer of government is felt and appreciated. Coal fired, is the line that crosses the political hairs of president Obama, who's EPA has directed the greatest assault on energy production and other use of the fossil fuel. This administration has been gunning for the up to 900 jobs (200 directly and 700 indirectly) affected by this recent development. In a January 2008 Interview, Obama said: "Under my plan of a cap and trade system, electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket. Even regardless of what I say about whether coal is good or bad. Because I'm capping greenhouse gases, coal power plants, you know, natural gas, you name it -- whatever the plants were, whatever the industry was, uh, they would have to retrofit their operations. That will cost money. They will pass that money on to consumers." And he is making good on his promise.
The decision to allow the ferry the small window of continued operation is not good enough for Durbin however, who (with nary a peep in opposition from Michigan's US Senators) would like to see those jobs lost permanently. "The SS Badger, the filthiest ship on the Great Lakes, has been given two more years to dump hundreds of tons of dangerous coal ash into Lake Michigan .. The millions of people who live, work and play in and around this beautiful Lake should be outraged that this filthy ship will continue to operate." Says the guy who blocked some fixes we would have had for another environmental (and more pressing) issue; the Asian carp threat. Go below the fold for more (4 comments, 1219 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Detroit News
Branch President Rev. Wendell Anthony said there is no way an emergency financial manager can come in over the next 18 months and fix problems that have taken 50 to 100 years to develop. Who in the Hell in their right mind would want that? Their coveted Obamessiah isn't sending them any bacon. It's time for Lansing to stop scratching Ilitch's, Penske's, and Gilbert's back with the rest of the states tax dollars, too. Send LBJ's resulting "Model Cities" Detoilet to bankruptcy. (1 comment) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Details forthcoming on the Granholm/Dillon era Democrat dystopia since 2005.
Folks, get ready to open your wallets for the DitherNerd's whims of saving Detoilet... All Hail Bill Milliken! By JGillman, Section News
(2 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
She's right with being upset. Why are Washington Democrats running away from their Socialist, and moral vision?
cnsnews.com Mr. Preezy was just in town stirring the goonion pot with his stutter spoon, so where is JoAnn's perpetual need for rashers of others bacon? Perhaps, this being so close to home, Senator Levin, should explain this to the good people of Michigan. (2 comments) Comments >> By Corinthian Scales, Section News
The Examiner
New legislation that jumps the death tax to 55 percent of estates exceeding $1 million threatens 526,421 family farms, of about 25 percent of all farms in America, according to a Senate analysis. Looks like Democratic Party funders George, and Warren, must be interested in acquiring some blocks of land on the cheap. S.3412 was indeed passed by Party-line with Stabenow, and Levin voting Yea. And, to think that re-elected moron, Alan Grayson's imbecile rhetoric used against Republicans, now similarly places over a half million family farms in jeopardy. Don't get sick - Don't Die - or Democrats will tax your property away from your heirs.
Congratulations, you voted for it! Ironic, yes? Shouldn't be to anyone by now. ...a government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take from you everything you have. - President Gerald R. Ford (4 comments) Comments >>
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