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    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Thu Feb 21, 2013 at 11:09:37 AM EST
    Tags: Michigan, Republicans, Losing 10 of 12, All Educatiion Losses, Finances, DOH! Schostak, Fail, UM, MSU, WSU, BoE (all tags)

    Was that the investment by the Michigan GOP for the University board and Michigan Board of Education candidates?

    Is it surprising that we lost the 8 seats while at the same time maintaining control of the state house?  Those state wide races needed the Michigan GOP to step up, but there wasn't any pretense of help or assistance.

    Tim Bos (letter below the fold) puts it best.

    (3 comments, 1120 words in story) Full Story

    Regents & Trustees


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Thu Aug 23, 2012 at 10:32:32 AM EST
    Tags: U of M, MSU, Regents, Trustees, Ron Weiser, Dan Horning, DR. Rob Steele, Jeff Sakwa, Melanie Foster, Ann Norlander, Michigan (all tags)

    The MiGOP convention is coming soon.

    Among the choices delegates will be making are for the Republican noninations for trustee positions sought at MSU, and Regent at U of M.  In these two races, I have decided to support solid constitutionalists, and fighters for common sense.  Getting the respective fiscal houses in order, concern over the cost of tuition increases caused by social engineering and subsidizing out of  country students (for diversity) will be addressed by these folks.  The constitution as a part of the curriculum also taken a little more seriously than it has been for too many years.

    More Details below the fold

    (10 comments, 737 words in story) Full Story

    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    Sparty Tears Taste Like Sugar


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Wed Jan 04, 2012 at 09:29:29 AM EST
    Tags: UM, VT, NCAA, Football, Sugar Bowl, Sparty, MSU (all tags)

    That sign in the stands last night.

    The obvious taunt to the MSU fan who wishes it could have been State at the Sugar bowl instead of the the wolverines was written crudely on the pink cardboard sheets and held up proudly as the U of M team played the toughest game of its season.

    A game by the way, which for some, may likely have had divine interference.  I am not one who believes God has intervening interest in sporting contests, but to watch the Sugar Bowl, it wouldn't be hard to conclude the scores were backward most of the game.  All the stats were in Virginia Tech's favor, and the Michigan offensive line was seemingly crippled by a stacked defense.  But somehow, the outcome of the game was cast in overtime and decided in Michigan's favor 23-20. Many will conclude it was a strange event.

    Prestidigitation, illusion, sleight of hand.  All terms that might be appropriately used in describing the end of a contest where the the visual, the virtual, defied the reality.

    Magic.

    Some bad juju unfortunately for V tech, who had its kicking team decimated prior to the first snap with a home invasion charge on its top dog kicker, and a curfew violation sending home the second best. (Or vice versa)  The end result? A player with only a single successful kick last year, becoming a hero and showing three successful attempts for the first three VT scores. In the end however, only to fall in OT with a missed "easy" kick.  No one heard the angel blow the ball to the right, so it must have been the wind .. in that enclosed arena.

    No matter.  It happened. And the Wolverines in a game that was as sweet as its designation, prevailed.

    And MSU?

    Somehow, I doubt their triple OT win over Georgia is any less so (sweet).  For them it might well be quite Splendid. Or at the very least, Splenda.

    (4 comments) Comments >>

    Green & White & Black Eyes


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Mon Dec 05, 2011 at 09:31:19 AM EST
    Tags: Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, Politics of Destruction, MSU, Wisconsin (all tags)

    I have little to say about an extended leg held up to catch an ignorant number nine's mistaken place in the universe for those few seconds.

    The MSU-Wisconsin game in its entirety was about as great a game played that I have seen recently.  The play was remarkable at times, and talent evident. Other than the take back from a toe in-bounds and a game changing catch, the officiating was semi-OK as well.  The loss of course disappointing, and a kick in the face darkening up the one eye that could still see.  A black eye of symmetry.

    The other was from another hit to the head with the unique campaign of Herman Cain hitting the skids.

    I would be lying to say that I was expecting him to quit.  As the initial claims of harassment were obviously a measure of the times they were made in, and the Bialick claim no doubt contrived by the Obama reelection camp,  it was strange to see yet another woman who had questionable mental and financial history being taken seriously enough to end Cain's campaign.

    The take-away from this?  Not even sure.  It is certainly enough that Herman Cain's wife of 42 years had had enough. And not being used to the 24/7 anal exam given (only conservative) candidates by the media, said it was time to pack it in.  I suppose the other alternative is there was something to what the last woman said, except that from what I DO KNOW about Cain, his history, and listening to him speak, it seems more likely he was overly concerned for her welfare at one time, and may have been a financial benefactor too long.

    In any event, as of this writing, news reports suggest that he may be endorsing Newt Gingrich as early as this afternoon.

    If so?  No mas.  I'm down.

    (4 comments) Comments >>

    A Study of Ephialtes in Thermopylae


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Wed Oct 26, 2011 at 02:04:00 PM EST
    Tags: MSU, Lou Anna Simon, sharia law, Fifth Column, What's in your Taxpayer Funded University?, SIOA (all tags)

    MSU has fallen to Progressivism like U of M.  What a damn shame.

    Facing "Islamophobia" and widespread hostility, Muslim Americans have adopted cultural techniques to make their voices heard, according to Michigan State University faculty set to use a grant to conduct a yearlong study of Islam-inflected culture.

    MSU's Muslim Studies Program and Asian Studies Center were recently awarded $100,000 from the Social Science Research Council for "Migrations of Islam."

    And that "migration" is noted with the creeping sharia in our American Courts.

    Good luck, Sparty...

    (2 comments) Comments >>

    Shameless Plug For..


    By JGillman, Section Multimedia
    Posted on Fri Oct 01, 2010 at 01:10:38 PM EST
    Tags: Shameless Plug, Nephew, Movie making, Michigan, MSU (all tags)

    My MSU student Nephew's Movie career..

    A budding Michael Moo... umm well..  a future director and movie maker, his latest documentary trailer needs HITS for a passing grade..

    Not sure if you have to click through to youtube for the hit count to matter.

    Comments >>

    Passing thoughts for the weekend.


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Fri Aug 27, 2010 at 04:56:51 PM EST
    Tags: Rules Committee, Jason Allen, Betty Weaver, Bill Schuette, Michelle McManus, Mike Bishop, Matrix, Bribery Feasts, themichiganreport.fail, MSU, Lennox, Benson (all tags)

    8AM rules committee thing tomorrow.. Some are concerned it will be designed to favor particular candidates.  Hopefully on the up and up.  Chairing it will be Jason Allen.  Fair play gentlemen, is key to restoring trust within the party.  You cannot afford to blow this opportunity, and you may.

    Betty Weaver is on the Bus..  What I find to be a strange event, is the appearance of Elizabeth Weaver at our Traverse city Pick up Spot for the Glenn Beck Restoring Honor Rally Bus heading to DC.  Had the pleasure of an hour long conversation between GR and Okemos, where she boarded the bus to head to the event.  Apparently a big Beck fan.

    Robo Calls suck..  No fewer than 20 Robo calls a day as a reward for becoming a precinct delegate.  Bill Schuette, Michelle McManus and Mike Bishop topped the list. Question.. Do we have a THIRD alternative to the AG nod?

    Non identified emails, and fake websites set up to encourage voting by delegates.. THEMICHIGANREPORT.COM is as fake as reporting blogs go.  Anyone who cannot put their name or normally used moniker on their work is hardly worth paying attention to.  FAIL.

    More below..

    (1 comment, 385 words in story) Full Story

    MSU and CMU events to explain the crisis!


    By isaacmorehouse, Section News
    Posted on Mon Mar 23, 2009 at 10:31:36 AM EST
    Tags: event, crisis, msu, cmu, larry reed, david littmann, economic, events, markets, students, college (all tags)

    March 31, 7:00 PM Wonders Hall, Room C100, Michigan State University - "Littmannomics: the state's top economic mind on the crisis and the road to recovery" - featuring David Littmann

    April 13, 7:30 PM at the Park Library Auditorium, Central Michigan University - "Lessons from the Great Depression" - featuring Lawrence W. Reed

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