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Tag: SB693By JGillman, Section News
Especially if it gives ANY leverage to Obamacare.
Michigan has had the opportunity to say no to the legislation under the tenth amendment, yet has not yet done so. Our previous Attorney General Mike Cox joined with 26 other states in a lawsuit against Obamacare, and the current AG has continued that course. And as the case makes its way into the Supreme Court of the United States, we are still working against ourselves by accepting the federal bribes and creating the framework for the Obamacare implementation. But it still must pass through our legislature. Yesterday, there was an opportunity for testimony on the Michigan Healthcare exchange. The Honorable Chairwoman Gail Haines was gracious enough to extend the public meeting time so that citizens could have their voices heard. One of those voices, Abigail Nobel, spoke regarding Senate Bill 693. Below the line for her sage words. (11 comments, 986 words in story) Full Story By apackof2, Section News
"There are no easy answers' but there are simple answers. We must have the courage to do what we know is morally right.
Ronald Reagan (6 comments, 489 words in story) Full Story By apackof2, Section News
I believe constituents and citizens need to be aware of any inappropriate conduct of their elected officials. My intent is not to engage in some silly tit-for-tat feud however, Michigan citizens have a right to expect that their Senators conduct themselves in a manner befitting their office.
Rick Jones is at it again. Somebody needs to put his computer in a lock box
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