How Do We Reopen Schools This Year?
State school Superintendent Michael Rice this week is telling lawmakers there is an absolute need to waive enrollment and attendance requirements for schools this year.
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How Should Michigan Reopen Schools?
Like most other issues surrounding the OVID-19 virus outbreak, there are few who don’t have pointed opinions. Three groups stand out among the most vocal. Parents, teachers, and politicians.
Coming Up – Round 2 between Michigan Legislature And The Governor
The battle between the Governor and the legislature is truly of monumental importance. It pits a Governor who claims to have unbridled emergency powers against a legislature that claims it alone has the responsibility to pass laws.
Michigan’s Governor Cannot Indefinitely Maintain Closing Orders
One thing the GOP legislative leaders are reviewing is the underlying state law allowing a Governor to issue an emergency and then take drastic actions without legislative approval.
Record Low Number of No-Shows For Michigan Legislature Votes
The conservative Mackinac Center is putting out some good news, saying legislators from both sides showed up in record number for roll call votes
Will Michigan’s Deer Baiting Ban Be Overturned? Probably Not.
The legislation is now being delivered to Governor Gretchen Whitmer for action. But there’s little chance the Governor will sign the legislation.
AG Nessel Takes Verbal Shot At Todd Courser After Plea Deal
If legal world were a football game, you might call this piling on, but Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel did put a bow on the package, as former Representative Todd Courser plead no-contest to "Willful Neglect of Duty by a Public Officer".