Michigan continues to be an outlier, where the Governor makes decisions based on...??? And MHSAA continues to be cut out of any decision making. It’s just bad, nonsensical, unaccountable governance. And kids are paying the price. https://t.co/ug9haY4AxR
Graham Filler
@grahamfiller · MI · H
Posts386
Engagement3,115
Voting-record position0.118
CoverageFeb 6, 2020 to Nov 13, 2024
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| Government Operations | 13.1% | 12.6% | +0.5 pp | Over-indexed | 386 |
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These were the kinds of benefits for Michiganders envisioned during No-Fault reform in 2019. Money back to citizens, more options, root out corruption, fee schedules, drive down costs. System isn't somehow magically fixed overnight, but reforms were necessary. @MI_Republicans https://t.co/XGLJW995Be
First day of session, behind the scenes. I<U+2019>m excited to get to work. The House floor in our beautiful Michigan Capitol. https://t.co/gDUyZbEHtI
Aaron got national attention for standing up for the laws of our state - I think that goes to his heart & who he is: a good imaginative lawyer who wants to do the right thing and make this state<U+2019>s laws more efficient & work for its people. I will miss his advice and friendship.
Massive wins across the state for common-sense conservative candidates across the state! @schuette_bill and @RepMattHall and @TudorDixon 1/2 https://t.co/3ARwm7mcuR
Good work from the committee today - important legislation that’s going to impact thousands of people. #mileg Bills are narrowly tailored and bipartisan. https://t.co/EnxztPC1SI
Nice work by @ChivonOnAir to spread the word on expungement and how folks can clean up their records thanks to legislation passed in 2020. Was proud to work on this and quarterback it through passage. Hugely impactful and positive for so many. @WLNS https://t.co/wAotXFq979
RT @MISenate: What is happening in Washington, D.C. today is not a protest - it is criminal and it is deplorable. America does not resolve&
@MHSHCA Press the governor for reasons why hoops is closed, while basically everything else is open, and what specific metrics the governor is relying on to continue its closure. Public pressure and common sense questions may move the needle.
Podcast coming w Lansing Mayor @andyschor - someone I<U+2019>ve known for a long time, who is just a good human, who dove into a difficult job. Had good talks about GM expanding in mid-Michigan, why he got into politics, his vision for Lansing. https://t.co/vHghOW12i6