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Whitmer campaign exceeds donor limits, draws cash from rich and famous

Whitmer campaign exceeds donor limits, draws cash from rich and famous
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School District s Use Of Sign-Waving Children To Electioneer For Tax Hike Probably Not Illegal – Michigan Capitol Confidential

District silent so far on whether teachers and students were taken out of class for this

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Unlock Michigan asks state s high court to order petition approval

Unlock Michigan asks state s high court to order petition approval View Comments Lansing Unlock Michigan, the group looking to repeal a state law that enabled Gov. Gretchen Whitmer s initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic, is asking the state s Supreme Court to intervene and send its proposal to the Legislature. On Friday, Unlock Michigan s attorneys filed a complaint arguing that the Board of State Canvassers wrongfully blocked the certification of more than 500,000 petition signatures. The lawsuit was filed by the ballot committee and two of the individuals who helped gather signatures, Nancy Hyde-Davis and George Fisher. The court must protect the initiative process, Unlock Michigan s filing with the state Supreme Court said. More than 500,000 Michiganders deserve to have their voices heard.

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Unlock Michigan petition certification fails in split vote of state canvassers

Unlock Michigan petition certification fails in split vote of state canvassers Updated 2:01 PM; Today 12:31 PM Unlock Michigan turns in signatures on a petition to limit Gov. Gretchen Whitmer s emergency powers on Oct. 2, 2020. Facebook Share LANSING, MI - A law deemed unconstitutional that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer previously used to issue pandemic orders will remain on the books, for now. The Board of State Canvassers failed to certify the signatures of a petition seeking to repeal the law during a Thursday, April 22 board meeting. The anti-executive power group Unlock Michigan submitted more than half a million signatures in October 2020 in a petition drive aimed at undoing the 1945 law Whitmer used to issue executive orders last year.

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University of Michigan Demands $1,200 for China Documents - Washington Free Beacon

University of Michigan Demands $1,200 for China Documents Public university in lucrative partnership with Chinese regime-linked program Getty Images Yuichiro Kakutani • February 5, 2021 4:59 am SHARE The University of Michigan refused to turn over public documents related to its $25 million research partnership with China unless it receives more than $1,200 in fees, an extreme request that experts said prevents transparency. The Beijing Institute of Collaborative Innovation (BICI) offers robotics and technology researchers millions in funding as well as priority access to the Chinese market. The Washington Free Beacon filed a Freedom of Information Act request for specific documents associated with the lucrative program in January. The taxpayer-funded university, however, demanded $1,204 in fees before releasing the documents.

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