By Mark | November 3, 2020
I don’t know how much I’ll be able to update this throughout the day, but I thought that I’d start up a thread, just so that we’d have somewhere to discuss voting, the results of the election, etc. Best of luck, everyone. Here’s hoping that all of our hard work pays off today, and we […]
📺 NEW VIDEO The White House is the Hate House. #VoteOutHate pic.twitter.com/9yIAU4343x — MeidasTouch.com (@MeidasTouch) May 31, 2020 Today, Donald Trump announced that, “The United States of America will be designating ANTIFA as a terrorist organization.” This is problematic for a number of reasons, not the least of which being that there isn’t an actual […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged #WhitePropertyMatters, 2020, anti-fascist, ANTIFA, arson, Aryan Brotherhood, Chris Swanson, Delaware, domestic terrorism, Donald Trump, enemy of the people, fascism, hiding, Joe Biden, John Lewis, journalism, KKK, leadership, National Socialist Movement, Nazi, Philip Rucker, police brutality, police state, property damage, protests, Proud Boys, riots, Robert O'Brien, terrorism, threats to journalists, white power, white supremacy, Wilmington |
This past weekend, it was announced that former Michigan Governor Rick “let’s throw an opulent secret birthday party for my wife while people are dying in Flint” Snyder had been named a senior fellow at Harvard’s Kennedy School. And, as you might imagine, this didn’t sit well with some of us who remember his aggressively […]
Posted in Education, Michigan, Uncategorized | Also tagged #NoSnyderFellowship, A. Alfred Taubman, civility, clean water, conspiracy theories, fellowships, Flint River, Flint water crisis, FOIA, Harvard, incivility, Kaitlin Popielarz, Kennedy School, lame duck, lead, Legionnaires' disease, public health, public health emergency, Rick Snyder, Sotheby's, Taubman Center for State and Local Government, water, Wayne State, WBUR |
Last week, the Michigan Senate passed SB 897, a piece of legislation that, assuming it goes on to pass the House, and then gets signed into law, will require a good number of Michigan’s 2.5 million adult Medicaid recipients to prove that they work at least 30 hours per week in order to retain their […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Detroit, Michigan, Uncategorized | Also tagged Detroit, health care, health care reform, Medicaid, Michigan Senate, racism, racist, SB 897, Traverse City, unemployment, Wayne Schmidt |
By Mark | December 26, 2017
Kakistocracy is defined as “a system of government which is run by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous citizens.” Above is a photo of Cathy Stepp. Until deciding to run for elected office in Wisconsin back in the early 2000s, she ran a residential construction company with her husband. She has no scientific credentials. […]
Posted in Environment, Michigan, Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged administrative state, anti-environment, Betsy DeVos, Cathy Stepp, clean air, clean water, Department of Education, Department of Energy, DNR, Donald Trump, Enbridge Line 5, environmental catastrophe, environmental protection, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, global climate change, global warming denial, Great Lakes, Illinois, Indiana, Kakistocracy, Kerry Schumann, League of Conservation Voters, Michigan, Minnesota, natural resources, Ohio, pollution, public health, Rick Perry, Scott Pruitt, Scott Walker, Steve Bannon, water quality, Wisconsin |
