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Op-ed: Talk or action? Where are you?

What kind of future are you creating? Do you love the freedoms you were so graciously granted by God that are protected by the Constitution?

By Kassity Goldsworthy | Feb 3, 2022

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Mackinac Center says Texas' electrical grid failures prove renewable energy is unreliable

Though most reports now are backing away from freezing wind turbines as a major cause in last week's failure of Texas' power grid, the Mackinac Center for Public Policy is urging Michigan lawmakers to think twice about adding "reliably unreliable" wind power to the state's own power grid.

By Karen Kidd | Feb 21, 2021

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Some Michigan residents feel Whitmer's COVID-19 health restrictions are over-the-top

By Michael Pineda | Feb 10, 2021

For the past ten months, the state of Michigan has lived under varying degrees of lockdown that place well-intentioned residents at the mercy of rules that seem necessary to some and arbitrary to others.

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CDC sounds alarm on mental health impacts created by COVID-19-related shutdowns

By Michael Pineda | Nov 24, 2020

Another wave of COVID-19 infections is spreading throughout the nation, prompting government mandates that are taking an increasing toll on people's mental health.

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OPINION: Three Reasons Lansing Should Vote to Re-Elect President Trump

By Steve Cortes, Senior Advisor for Strategy to the Trump Campaign | Oct 19, 2020

With only two weeks to go before the November elections, here are three reasons that the Lansing area should reject the Biden agenda and rally to the re-elect of Donald Trump.

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Michigan whistleblowers left out in the cold as governor vetoes protection bill

By Michael Pineda | Jul 23, 2020

The veto of a bipartisan bill extending whistleblower protections to Michigan state employees has ended with disappointment for Sen. Tom Barrett (R-Charlotte).