Michigan Votes Forum

HB 5522 should pass. Any law that encourages taxpayers to pay more for services is flawed. Instead of impoverished construction workers, replace it with: wealthy surgeons. Taxpayers can't award a contract to a surgeon willing to work for $500,000 because the prevailing rate in town is $600,000? How...

With all the unemployment and jobs and people leaving michigan, wouldn't it be smarter to remove the income tax and start taxing food? People will always buy food, Michigan will have money to keep going. Why don't we do something good for Michigan instead of making more detramental decisions...

MEGA grants/give-aways shouldn't be increase, they should be eliminated. Contrary to spin advertising and bogus self-promoting, MEDC adds nothing positive to our economic climate. Having been on the inside of a few of these "deals" claims of saving jobs and bringing new jobs to Michigan...

Whaaat? You singlehandedly want to increase my AUTO insurance? MI residents cannot afford to pay more for ANYTHING ELSE! I should not have to pay higher rates because someone else lives in a high risk area. I already have to pay that excessive MCCA or whatever that $150 you steal from me on each vehicle...

so, the more you print on the register receipt, the less people will return things? is that what you are trying to say? consumers already know what the return policy is. it costs the stores nothing to return items. if they are defective, a claim is made to the manufacturer, who warranties their product...

[quote user="SaneMichigander"] Around and around we go. [quote] <pro-business is ALREADY in concrete, meaninful terms.> [/quote] <pro. the latin opposite of CON. pro meaning FOR...IN SUPPORT OF... CONCRETE ENOUGH? or do i have to define what IS is?> No, the phrase, “pro-business”...

106. Eliminate all forms of "Income Tax" in Michigan. Implement the FairTax as outlined at www.MIFairTax.org , or www.FairTaxMI.org . The National site is simply www.FairTax.org , for the entire elimination of the IRS and implementing the FairTax through the country on the Federal level. Also...

I see that the United States posted at #7, with an 80.7 score. That is disturbingly close to slipping from "Free" to "Mostly Free". I wonder what shape our economy would be in if we tried to post the high score. I'm willing to bet that it would be cooking right along. http://www...