Posted on 06/04/2011 1:10:17 AM PDT by AFA-Michigan
LANSING, Mich. -- Oh my, this could get mucho messy.
The ultra-conservative wing of the state GOP has been patiently marking time since January when the Rick Snyder juggernaut rolled into town.
The new governor told everyone he was all about getting a new budget and business tax in place and would not be diverted by other issues.
Well the budget is in place, as is the business tax, and here comes Gary Glenn of the American Family Association of Michigan. Lets just say Mr. G.G. is not a liberal...not by any stretch.
And hes got an agenda as long as your arm of 15 issues that he wants the governor and GOP legislature to tackle.
Try this on for size:
(1) prohibit state funding of any sex changes for prison inmates.
(2) prohibit use of classroom dollars to promote any form of sexual activity outside of marriage."
(3) Halt any show of nudity during drama productions at state universities.
(4) Cut off support to Planned Parenthood
(5) Make sure homosexual couples cant adopt children.
One could go on to list the other 10, but you generally get the idea here, right? By the way, none of those items were in the Snyder campaign blueprint to reinvent Michigan.
Obviously, theres been a pent up demand to address some of those social wedge issues which the current governor has demonstrated little stomach to stomach.
Mr. Glenn even launched some radio commercials sticking the Right to Work issue right in the governors relentless positive action face. Recall Mr. Snyder thinks Right to Work is divisive and would pit business against labor in what could well be a nasty political bloodbath.
Mr. Glenn and company appear to be saying, bring on the blood.
Wonder what blood-type the governor is?
One thing is clear, any elected official who doesn’t support right-to-work is a fascist, and that is precisely what forced unionization is.
Put the whole list up for a vote in Michigan and every one of the items would pass by at least a 60-40% margin.
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