Well, that escalated quickly. Over 18k as I share this. Petition � Allow Motorized Boats on Michigan Waterways during COVID-19 Quarantine � https://t.co/xx8DfV2nnr https://t.co/kizXvK5sGZ
Julie Calley
@JulieCalley · MI · H
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CoverageJan 12, 2020 to May 23, 2023
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This bill was unanimous in both the House and the Senate. Identical protections were used by both the Granholm and Snyder administrations. Does Whitmer really want to build bridges? This veto says yet again: its my way or the highway. https://t.co/U970GvRZLk
Also from the Joint Select Committee on COVID-19: Michigan is the only state with no plan to re-open salons and barber shops. A re-open plan was submitted on May 21, in cooperation with @michiganLARA, with no response from the executive office. https://t.co/TjQG3OR1jp
New proposal would dedicate $800M more to local road repairs without raising taxes The taxes we pay at the pump should go to fix the roads its that simple. https://t.co/9SSCCEK3tx
If bonding for the roads was such a phenomenal solution, would it be necessary to spend $750,000 to convince us? https://t.co/G732YMHjEK
On roads: I dont oppose bonding as an instrument, but its the length of which we take out bonds that I have an issue with. We shouldnt take out a debt that lasts longer than the life of the road we are fixing. https://t.co/JjaMfIMAlQ
RT @ChadLivengood: Head of the County Road Association of Michigan weighs in on @GovWhitmers $3.5B bonding plan for rebuilding state roads&
<U+201C>Whitmer, who first won election in 2018 on a pledge to <U+2018>fix the damn roads<U+2019> and has [instead] bonded for highway projects, did not propose any extra funding for local roads in her own executive budget proposal<U+201D> https://t.co/CgD7xZeOs5
Annual road funding has increased $1 billion in just a few years. This chart is accurate, except that it doesnt reflect the surprising $375 million vetoed by our governor from the current budget. https://t.co/7dx6bN5boa
Bonding for roads is akin to taking out a 30 year loan for an automobile. Its a long-term problem disguised as a short term solution.