Wanna make a difference and have an impact for our country? One of the many ways to do that is to vote! In 2024, history will be made. On November 5th, many Americans will go to the polls to cast their ballots for president. This will be considered to be one of the most important, closest elections in our recent history. Voters will also be voting on state legislatures candidates, county races, university board races, ballot proposals, local school board races and judges too. The polls on Election Day will be open from 7 am. - 8 pm. If you’re still in line to vote at 8 pm, they have to let you vote, stay in line. Also remember to vote on the front, the back of the ballot and proposals too! If you voted absentee, there’s still time to turn in your ballot. Thanks for being the difference. For election information: http://www.vote411.org/ https://mvic.sos.state.mi.us/
This is a critical time for the United States and the worlds’ economy. As of this week, President Biden and Congress are in critical negotiations to avoid a financial crisis. The crisis has to do with raising the National debt ceiling. If Congress fail to raise the countrys’ debt ceiling by early June, the United States could go into default and it’s bills wouldn’t be paid. In other words, our economy would be devastated. Many seniors and those dependent on Social Security wouldn’t be able to make ends meet. Many in the military wouldn’t be paid. Many social programs would be devastated, government employees would not get paid, our government wouldn’t function. The GOP claim they’re pro-life, yet they want proposed budget cuts to social programs that help many American families. The GOP also want tougher work requirements for Medicaid, SNAP benefits. The GOP also don’t want to cut spending for the defense The GOP claim the cuts are needed to help the budge...
Ebenezer's not the only Scrooge. Once again the GOP in Michigan are acting like a bunch of Scrooges and Grinches. The GOP led house stripped 645,000,000 from state funding for social programs last week. The cuts affect funding for community groups, programs that help many. The GOP led appropriations committee stripped the funding by bypassing the Governor, state Senate and the full house through a loophole. The 645 million was a carryover from the last state budget. The GOP claimed the move was made to cut wasteful spending. The State Senate passed a measure to restore the funding, now it's up to the state house to do what they majority of Michiganders want, restore the funding. Matt Halls' reasons for doing this is as believable as a $3.00 dollar bill. First: the state budget was passed in October. It was signed into law. Second: if the 645,000,000 was carried from the previous budget, then what's the problem in funding the programs. The state ...
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