–Lauren Ruhland, MCPP intern
Many of us intern bloggers are returning back to school as summer winds down, but after Josh’s fantastic coverage of the RMGN proposal (not to mention Jim’s amazing initial PowerPoint discovery) I don’t think we can ignore this:
Detroit Free Press: “Attempt to change much of Constitution fails court test“
Detroit News: “Reform ballot [...]
Posts Tagged ‘RMGN’
RMGN declared unconstitutional
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged RMGN on 21 August 2008 | Leave a Comment »
RMGN News and Commentary
Posted in politics, tagged RMGN on 21 July 2008 | Leave a Comment »
<>< Josh Rule : : 2008 MCPP Intern
A compendium of news stories, editorials and blog-posts from around the state. Most are related to the exposure of the “Changing the rules of Michigan politics to help Democrats” Powerpoint on a UAW Web site, but also contains earlier material. Updated regularly.
RightMichigan: 31 July 2008: An article citing the Mackinac Center’s [...]
I feel your pain
Posted in politics, tagged Gaffney, pain, RMGN on 18 July 2008 | 1 Comment »
-Hannah Mead, MCPP Intern, 2008
I can’t even tell if this was a quick response to what hit the fan yesterday or if this was already in the chute, but Mark Gaffney, president of the Michigan AFL-CIO, had a piece in The Detroit News today: “Reform state government to help voting, share pain.”
Share the pain? That’s [...]

Mackinac Center Current Comment :: 28 July 2008
Posted in Current Comment, tagged RMGN on 28 July 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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Jack McHugh writes today’s Current Comment about the proposed Reform Michigan Government Now amendment’s streamlining for Michigan’s budget. He concludes that the amendment ends up saving the state approximately one-twentieth of one percent of its operating budget. This amount is almost laughable compared to the hype the proposal [...]
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