Proos on: taxes, education, economic development, labor.
Richardville on: taxes, education, economic development, labor.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Who Will Be the Next Majority Leader?
Proos on: taxes, education, economic development, labor.
Richardville on: taxes, education, economic development, labor.
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Okay, I read the first parts of the lists, on bills introduced and, in Proos' case, the bills voted for and against. My eyes began to cross when it said this was just a first listing of 1000 plus votes. I am trying to be an informed citizen, but I don't have the time to go through each of these and research the finer points. What looks like an OK bill might turn out to have been a boondoggle for someone, or a patch on a patch on a patch, when something radically different ought to have been done. Some of the bills seem to be fixes on 'unintended consequences' which will have unintended consequences of their own, not to mention the fact that they probably give preference to someone over some else. Based on my principles, one of these fellows looked a little better than the other, but I could be wrong, not having read the other 1000 votes.
On the one hand, I don't want you spoon-feeding us. On the other, I can't follow this, which is one of the reasons smaller, more limited government would be much better.
They both voted bad on the bill to set us up with ObamaEd through Race to the Top requirements even though we never got the money. Our Oakland ISD is presenting to local boards how we have to amend the school curriculums to meet the Bill Gates driven Obama curriculum.
I can't figure out what how Richardville voted for on bullying.
Do you know?
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