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7 days ago
Great to have @MIGOPChair in Midland tonight - celebrating the naming of our BBQ for @SchuetteOnDuty ! Big crowd on hand - 250 plus! #LeadRight https://t.co/qfhwHpPUdv
Great to have @MIGOPChair in Midland tonight - celebrating the naming of our BBQ for @SchuetteOnDuty ! Big crowd on hand - 250 plus! #LeadRight https://t.co/qfhwHpPUdv
Laura Cox
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Thank you to @MidlandGOP and Chairman Cathy Leikhim for a wonderful BBQ now named in honor of @SchuetteOnDuty!
I am proud of the work our local Republican parties do across our state to support our amazing candidates, and help keep Michigan RED in 2020! #LeadRight 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 https://t.co/EFOUnxv93b
Thank you to @MidlandGOP and Chairman Cathy Leikhim for a wonderful BBQ now named in honor of @SchuetteOnDuty!
I am proud of the work our local Republican parties do across our state to support our amazing candidates, and help keep Michigan RED in 2020! #LeadRight 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 https://t.co/EFOUnxv93b
2 months ago
Politics on Tap! Thur., Aug 22 at Oscar’s Bar & Grill in Midland - 5:30pm. https://t.co/kI9l7JM0Kq https://t.co/dL0ZbJVUJ5
Politics on Tap! Thur., Aug 22 at Oscar’s Bar & Grill in Midland - 5:30pm. https://t.co/kI9l7JM0Kq https://t.co/dL0ZbJVUJ5
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GOVERNOR VETOES ROAD FUNDING
The governor just line-item vetoed nearly $400 Million of additional funding to our roads and bridges across the state. (You read that right!) The reason she vetoed the extra dollars to our roads is simple: it wasn’t through her major 45 cent gas tax hike! This veto is proof that when the governor says she wants more revenue towards roads, what she really wants is more “taxes.”
This budget impasse was silly and completely avoidable. Instead of working this out together, the governor decided to play political games and walk away from negotiations. Her tactics wasted everybody’s time and manufactured a crisis out of thin air. I hope it was worth it.
Now that her shutdown threat has been shown to be nothing more than empty words, the cameras will stop rolling and the headlines will move on. Hopefully that means she will finally accept our invitation to come back to the negotiating table and get back to work.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, before we even talk about new revenue to fix our roads, every penny that’s paid in taxes at the pump needs to be a penny that goes towards roads. We need to work together to ensure we have a long-term structural fix for our state’s infrastructure, but it can’t be simply through reckless tax increases.
It’s time to get back to work!
The governor just line-item vetoed nearly $400 Million of additional funding to our roads and bridges across the state. (You read that right!) The reason she vetoed the extra dollars to our roads is simple: it wasn’t through her major 45 cent gas tax hike! This veto is proof that when the governor says she wants more revenue towards roads, what she really wants is more “taxes.”
This budget impasse was silly and completely avoidable. Instead of working this out together, the governor decided to play political games and walk away from negotiations. Her tactics wasted everybody’s time and manufactured a crisis out of thin air. I hope it was worth it.
Now that her shutdown threat has been shown to be nothing more than empty words, the cameras will stop rolling and the headlines will move on. Hopefully that means she will finally accept our invitation to come back to the negotiating table and get back to work.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, before we even talk about new revenue to fix our roads, every penny that’s paid in taxes at the pump needs to be a penny that goes towards roads. We need to work together to ensure we have a long-term structural fix for our state’s infrastructure, but it can’t be simply through reckless tax increases.
It’s time to get back to work!
