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1. Whitmer Administration Retreats and Rages When Challenged on Policies
2. Beware Favoritism Behind Tax Credits
3. 2021: Labor Policy In Review
4. The 12 Days of Mackinac Christmas
5. Court Says U-M Must Release Documents Advising Whitmer About 2020 COVID Orders
6. Massive COVID Funding Cries Out for Creative Uses
7. 70% of Districts Contract Support Services
8. Senate Bill 103 Will Lead to Higher Energy Costs
9. Billion Dollar Subsidy Program, Small Business Tax, Seizure Classes and More
10. “Public Resources Should be Put to Public Use”
11. Detroit’s Students Bear the Brunt of Democrats’ Attack on Charters
12. Rising Electricity Costs Dim Electrification Prospects
13. Who Owns Public School Students?
14. Corporate Welfare Bills, Minors in Possession of Tobacco, Lower Age to Serve Alcohol and More
15. Make Sure Michigan Residents Benefit from State’s Cash Haul
16. Michigan Again Ranks Low in Economic Freedom
17. Can Yellow Buses Still Do It Alone?
18. Break the Barriers to Staffing Michigan’s Classrooms
19. “I Think Right Now We’re in a Really Good Place to Change Higher Education.”
20. When Lansing Picks Business Winners, Taxpayers and the Public Lose
21. Job Announcements Fail to Drive Job Growth
22. Flint’s Schools Are a Mess
23. Federal ‘Build Back Better’ Bill Would Increase the Federal Deficit, Give Huge Tax Loophole to Wealthy Homeowners
24. A Roundup of Corporate Welfare Bills
25. “It Worked Like in the Textbooks — and Nothing Ever Does.”
26. Study: Michigan Again Ranks Low in Economic Freedom
27. Can Yellow Buses Still Do It Alone?
28. Make Sure Michigan Residents Benefit from State’s Cash Haul
29. Climate Hustle 2 Movie Screening
30. IMPACT November/December 2021
31. The Arguments Against Short-Term Rentals Are Shallow
32. Beer at Baseball Games, More Corporate Welfare, Animal Cruelty and More
33. Corporate Welfare: Where's the Outrage?
34. Why the European Wind Drought Matters to Michigan
35. Don’t Look Back, Ohio
36. How Should Policymakers React to Headlines About Business Decisions?
37. Emergency Powers and Pandemic Mismanagement
38. Virginia Election Result Highlights Opportunity for Michigan Parent Power
39. How to Win the Battle for Jobs
40. Publish Harassment Disclosures, Ban CRT Curriculum, Exclude Car Rebates and More
41. Gov. Whitmer’s Veto Denies Students Opportunity
42. “You Just See Policy Failure all Over the Place”
43. New Law Added To Business Subsidy Scorecard
44. Rural Subsidies Don’t Add Up
45. Why the European Wind Drought Matters to Michigan
46. Lawmakers Favor the University of Michigan over Michigan State University
47. Bills Would Improve Transparency on Certificate of Need Commission
48. My Story ... Your Future?
49. My Story ... Your Future?
50. My Story ... Your Future?
51. How Policymakers Should React to Bad Big Business Headlines
52. “That is not scary. In fact, that is empowering.”
53. Don’t Look Back, Ohio
54. Michigan Parents Back Student Opportunity Scholarship Bills
55. Biden Should 'Follow the (Economic) Science' for Economic Well-being
56. Whitmer Reinstating Prevailing Wage is Unfair and Unnecessary
57. Michigan Bill Would Free Barbers to Meet Licensing Hours Through Apprenticeships
58. Beer at Baseball Games, Opioid Treatment Sources, Subsidies and More
59. Federal Enticements Drive the Constant Growth in Michigan's Medicaid Spending
60. Certificate of Need Transparency Bills Bring Patients to the Table About the Future of their Health Care
61. Michigan’s Budget Was Strong Throughout the Pandemic
62. Destructive Green Energy Mandates Stifle Growth and Raise Prices
63. Gov. Whitmer Is Standing In the Way of Health Professionals
64. A Conversation with Legal Insurrection’s William A. Jacobson
65. Voter Database, Mental Health Training, Election Reforms
66. “You Quickly Realize That This is an Injustice and it has to be Fixed.”
67. David Sole v. MEDC
68. Whitmer’s Prevailing Wage Move Favors Unions Over Taxpayers
69. How to Decide What Science is Real
70. Invest in Children or the K-12 System?
71. Michigan Law Denies Educational Choices to Families
72. Licensing Law Means Michigan Cosmetologists Have Unnecessary Debt
73. Lawmakers Can Lower Tax Rates to Encourage Growth
74. IMPACT September/October 2021
75. Michigan Supreme Court Should Demand Transparency in Corporate Welfare Case
76. $3.5 Trillion Federal Spending Bill Includes Incentive to Smuggle Smokes
77. How Cities Can Effectively Spend Influx of Funding for Broadband
78. Ineffective, Expensive and Unfair: Corporate Handouts are an Unsuccessful Tool for Economic Development
79. A Broadband Toolkit for Local Governments
80. New Department of Health and Human Services Rule Would Reinstate Dues Skim
81. Proposed Legislation Would Have Workers Pay Their Bosses
82. Grand Rapids Fingerprinting Policy is Wrong, Unconstitutional
83. “Wouldn’t we all be Happier if we Didn’t Have to Listen to and Talk about Blaine Amendments? But They Exist.”
84. Families Sue State Over Education Choice Restrictions
85. Let Kids Learn
86. Destructive Green Energy Mandates Stifle Growth and Raise Prices
87. Whitmer Is Standing In the Way of Health Professionals
88. Michigan’s Budget Was Strong Throughout the Pandemic
89. School Officials Should Look to Improve Student Outcomes with Extra Stimulus Cash
90. How Many Students Will Return to District Schools?
91. Why All Politicians Love Job Training Programs
92. States Should Ban the Bans on Short-term Rentals
93. Say No To More Business Subsidies
94. Michigan Budget Continues to Grow Through Pandemic
95. Corporate Handouts: Lansing Politicians Should Care About the Science
96. Honor Parents by Funding Students
97. Stop Scapegoating Online Charter Schools
98. Pension Tax, Dangerous Dogs, Corporate Welfare and More
99. “Their Vision of Unionization in the 21st Century Comes From the 1930s.”
100. Are Michigan Households Better Off Economically Since the Great Recession?
101. Planning for Life Workshop
102. Special Education Funding Serves Districts—Not Students
103. Mackinac Center Mourns the Passing of James M. Rodney
104. Emergency Notice, Gas Cans and More
105. Kids and COVID: Data Does Not Support Health Officials’ Fixation With Coronavirus
106. Masks in School and Misplaced Priorities
107. Corporate Handouts: Lansing Politicians Should Care About the Science
108. Nessel’s Approach to Higher Energy Costs
109. Grand Rapids’ Forced Fingerprinting Policy is Unconstitutional
110. Restrict Access to Voter Database, Railroad Improvement Grants and More
111. “It Was Almost Like They Were Looking at our Number or Something”
112. Repealing Indiana’s Union Wage Mandate Was a Win-Win
113. Michigan Budget Continues to Grow Through Pandemic
114. It’s Time to Expand School Choice Law for Special Education Students
115. Emergency Powers and Pandemic Mismanagement
116. The Great Lakes’ Reliance on Salmon is Changing
117. Honor Parents, Fund Students
118. 'CON Laws' Limit the Health Care Competition Biden Aims to Deliver
119. Seven Principles of Sound Environmental Policy
120. Recent K-12 Education Bill Proposals
121. “Lansing is Like High School”
122. Free Markets and Free People Policy Forum
123. ALICE Report Provides Poor Measure of Poverty
124. Burying Michigan’s Unconstitutional Emergency Powers Law
125. CDC School Mask Guidelines Roil Parents
126. Governments Light Up Cigarette Smuggling
127. An Assessment of ALICE: A Misleading Measure of Poverty
128. Planning for Life Workshop
129. IMPACT July/August 2021
130. Michigan’s Unreliable Business Subsidies
131. Governments Light Up Cigarette Smuggling
132. Working to Retain Reliable Energy
133. Emergency Powers and Pandemic Mismanagement
134. “Basically, We Created a Powder Keg”
135. Successful Stories: Books by Past Interns
136. CDC School Mask Guidelines Roil Parents
137. How the Auditor General Should Investigate Nursing Home Deaths
138. U-M and the Mackinac Center Public Records Lawsuit Dismissed
139. Planning for Life Workshop
140. Emergency Powers Law Repealed; Village Term Limits and More
141. Whitmer Veto Undercuts Struggling Young Readers
142. Managing Michigan’s Wolves
143. Repealing Emergency Powers Law Safeguards the Public
144. Burying Michigan’s Unconstitutional Emergency Powers Law
145. Mackinac Center Legal Victory Covered in State and National Outlets
146. Planning for Life Workshop
147. Michigan Attorney Will Appeal State Bar Dues Case to the U.S. Supreme Court
148. You Shouldn’t Need a License to Work as a Property Manager
149. “Let’s pass the compact! Let’s make these things illegal!”
150. Repeal Emergency Powers, Two Year License Plate Renewals, Drag Racing and More
151. Mackinac Center Wins FOIA Lawsuit Against the University of Michigan
152. Air Quality Unchanged Despite Significant Reduction in Vehicle Traffic
153. There Are Ethical Concerns Surrounding Solar Energy
154. Michigan Should Toss Business Subsidies With Interstate Compact
155. Michigan’s School Aid Budget Soars Again
156. While Michigan’s Electricity Rates Increase, Reliability Suffers
157. Why the State Should Stop Subsidizing Select Businesses
158. Concerned About a Michigan Teacher Shortage? Make it Easier to Become a Teacher
159. Why We Keep A Scorecard of Business Subsidies
160. Supreme Court Protects Privacy of Nonprofit Supporters
161. “We fought really hard. We worked really hard. We lost a lot.”
162. Auto Insurance Costs, Phone Books, Nursing Home Deaths and More
163. Lawyers Deserve First Amendment Protections
164. New Vote Added to Business Subsidy Scorecard
165. Concerned About a Michigan Teacher 'Shortage?' Make It Easier To Be A Teacher
166. Why the State Should Stop Subsidizing Select Businesses
167. Michigan Has 14th Highest Cigarette Smuggling Rate in the Nation
168. America’s Illicit Smokes Market Set to Get Larger
169. Clearing Up the Record on Michigan Charter Schools
170. Mackinac Center Praises Healthcare Transparency Efforts
171. Mackinac Center in WSJ: The Problem With Film Subsidies
172. “Federal, State and Local Lawmakers: You Need to get Ahead of This. The Lawsuits are Coming.”
173. House Bill Could Help Michigan Get Back to Normal
174. Voter ID, Tax Breaks, Knife Carry and More
175. An Intriguing Proposal For High-Speed Internet in Metro Detroit
176. State Lawmakers Need to Get Better Outcomes With Newfound Federal Cash
177. Open Records Lawsuit Reveals State Undercounting of COVID Deaths in Eldercare Facilities
178. Whitmer Persists With Line 5 Closure As East Coast Experiences Fuel Shortages
179. Governor’s Pandemic Response Was Rarely Backed by Science
180. What Michigan Residents Got For Their Increased Road Spending
181. While Michigan’s Electricity Rates Increase, Reliability Suffers
182. Governor Overshoots Demand for State-Funded Pre-K
183. Waive Late Fees, Tax Breaks for Businesses, Wolf Council and More
184. Giving Michigan Universities More Money is Not a Good Return on Investment
185. Mackinac Center Stands Behind Interstate Compact
186. The Problem With Michigan’s Numbers on COVID-19 Deaths at Nursing Homes
187. Michigan Unwisely Moving to Add New Licensing Requirements on Solar Panel Installers
188. Michigan Families Flock to Charter Schools During COVID
189. Fanning the Flames
190. What Do We Know About the Impact of Prevailing Wage Laws?
191. “It was an idea whose time had come in West Virginia”
192. Vaccine Passport Ban, Gravel Mining, Online Gambling and More
193. A Full Accounting of Michigan’s COVID-19 Nursing Home Deaths
194. For Most People, Coronavirus Presents Similar Risks as Car Accidents
195. Michigan Democrats Propose Mass Spending for Government-Run Broadband Networks
196. Time to Dream of Bigger Opportunities for Students
197. Absentee Ballot Fraud, Substitute Teachers, Vaccinating Minors and More
198. Healthy Teenagers are Not COVID Threats
199. To Fight Airbnb, Local Government Groups Falsely Say No One Has Banned Them
200. Bad Information About the Prevailing Wage Abounds
201. Farmington Seeks New Broadband Network
202. Four Reforms Every State Should Adopt to Help its Workforce
203. Federal Funding is a Poor Plan to Improve Infrastructure
204. Why Business Subsidies Fail to Drive Economic Growth
205. IMPACT May/June 2021
206. One Year After the Edenville Dam Failure
207. Pipelines, Free Enterprise, Bird Feeders and More
208. “Uber Really Exploded the Window”
209. Michigan Cannot Determine Whether Some COVID-19 Deaths Originated at Nursing Homes
210. What Happens to Public Works Employment after a Prevailing Wage Mandate Ends?
211. Parents Want Better Than Business-as-Usual in Education
212. Striking a Balance to Preserve Property Rights and Prevent Public Nuisances
213. A Bizarre Media Hit Piece on Airbnb
214. Whitmer Persists With Line 5 Closure As East Coast Experiences Fuel Shortages
215. The Weak Case Against Repealing Prevailing Wage
216. Estimating Some Costs of Closing Line 5
217. The Pure Michigan COVID-19 Virus: Why Invite it for a Visit?
218. What Local Government Should Do with Their Stimulus Checks
219. Michigan Bureaucrats Want Permanent COVID Regulations
220. Prepare For A Fight on Major Legislation After COVID-19
221. CO2 Tax Support is Based in Myth: Taxing Essential Energy Harms More Than it Helps
222. Whitmer Bears Blame for COVID-19 Order Compliance
223. Banning State Severance Pay, Graduation Ceremonies, Car Dealerships and More
224. “So We Sued Over This”
225. Do Construction Wages Fall after Ending a Prevailing Wage Mandate?
226. Metrics for Michigan: Slow Rolling to Normal
227. Is ‘Vacc to Normal’ Back to Normal?
228. Flex Learning Offers New Opportunities for Teachers, Too
229. Daylight Savings Time, Smoke Detectors, Child Abuse Registry and More
230. There’s a Reason Recycling Has to be Mandated
231. Stop Testing Teenagers
232. Are Lockdowns Effective?: How to Measure the Impact of COVID-19 Policies
233. How States Can Answer the Corporate Welfare Trick Question
234. The Pure Michigan COVID-19 Virus: Why Invite it for a Visit?
235. “It is remarkable how many blatant falsehoods are propagated about qualified immunity.”
236. Michigan May Finally See Some Fairness in the Way it Funds Colleges
237. Defrauding Drug Tests, Tax Breaks for Home Buyers, Subpoenas and More
238. An Unconstitutional Local Tax Grab
239. Detroit District Buries Charters in Federal COVID Relief
240. Earth Day 2021
241. Indiana Further Protects Worker Freedom
242. Texas Energy Crisis a Wake-Up Call for Michigan
243. Data Does Not Support Whitmer’s Mask Mandate for Toddlers
244. Line 5 Mediation Process Begins
245. Extra COVID Revenue for Schools Averages $4,600 Per Student
246. Adding Up the Extra COVID-19 Funding for Michigan Public Schools
247. Will Congress’s State Spending Spree Continue When COVID is Over?
248. M-STEP and Benchmark Tests Both Have Value
249. Highland Park Sued Over Refusal to Release Records on Alleged Corrupt Cop
250. Michigan Bureaucrats Want Permanent COVID Regulations
251. Stun Guns, Tax Deadlines, Taps and More
252. The Costs of Michigan's Second Lockdown
253. New Report Shows Cost of Michigan’s Second Lockdown
254. Mackinac Center Joins Coalition Supporting Direct Sale of Automobiles
255. Open Automobile Markets to Vehicle Competition
256. Five Ways To Tackle Unnecessary Licensing Restrictions
257. The Captured Economy: How Government Rules Slow Economic Mobility
258. Hold Political Opinionmakers Accountable for Fabricated Evidence
259. Expand Bottle Bill, COVID-19 Risk Metrics, National Guard Limits and More
260. “It is one of the most important public health tools known to man.”
261. Mackinac Center Sues Highland Park for Policy Personnel and Salary Records
262. What Local Government Should Do with Their Stimulus Checks
263. Indiana Considers Worker Freedom
264. Putting Patients First
265. Michigan Should Consider A ‘Regulatory Sandbox’
266. When Will Gov. Whitmer Relinquish Unilateral Control of Michigan Society?
267. Young Workers Harmed the Most by Minimum Wage Increases
268. Invest COVID-19 Relief in Michigan's Financial Future
269. Corporate Welfare Agencies Need Greater Transparency, Accountability
270. Require Union Dues, Expand Administrative Powers, Tax Breaks for Home Buyers and More
271. Giving Missouri’s Workers A Choice
272. IMPACT March/April 2021
273. Pandemic Shutdown? Pay Up Anyway, Says Utility
274. Mackinac Center Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Union Agency Fee Case
275. It's Time to Eliminate Bureaucratic Barriers to Health Care Access
276. Limit Epidemic Orders, Caps on Insulin, Broadband Exemptions and More
277. “It Was a Little Bittersweet”
278. Mackinac Center Sues U-M Over Public Salary Information
279. Mackinac Center Sues University of Michigan Over Salary FOIA
280. Michigan Supreme Court, Lawmakers Have the Chance to Straighten Out Short-Term Rental Issues
281. Gov. Whitmer’s Inadequate Line 5 Replacement Plan
282. Get Creative with Federal Education Dollars
283. Mackinac Center Signs on to Federal Coalition Letter Regarding Biden Spending Plan
284. When Will Gov. Whitmer Relinquish Unilateral Control of Michigan Society?
285. Coalition Letter Urges Fiscally Sound Approach to Federal Funds
286. City of Flint Sued After Failing to Respond to FOIA Request
287. Michigan Should Consider A ‘Regulatory Sandbox’
288. Mackinac Center Sues City of Flint for Public Salaries
289. Expand Open Records Law, Cancer Liability, Later Liquor Licenses and More
290. Holland Restaurant Owner Arrested Over COVID Orders
291. Locking in Lockdowns: New State Pandemic Plans Now Recommend Gov. Whitmer’s Shutdowns
292. Mackinac Center Files Amicus Brief Supporting Worker Freedom
293. Transparency Laws are Designed to Keep the Government Accountable. But do They?
294. Use Michigan’s Newfound Federal Cash To Put State in Better Position
295. State Corporate Handout Programs Need More, Not Less Transparency
296. Pandemic Doesn’t Slow Down School Funding Gains
297. States Should Reform Emergency Laws
298. Dodgy Metrics, No Real Accountability At Tax-Funded Tourism Marketing Program
299. “Sometimes You Need to Drink Goat Milk To Keep the Trade in it Legal”
300. Veto Overrides, Emergency Order Limits, Virus Spending and More
301. Michigan Per-Pupil Revenues Reach All-Time High
302. We're in a Minimum Wage Debate Loop
303. Michigan Transmission Monopolies Raise Prices And Stifle Market Innovation
304. Lawmakers Want to Be More Careful With Pension Funds
305. Michigan Should Use the Powers of (Tax) Deduction for Business Equipment
306. Cyber School Students Should Get Equal Funding
307. Mackinac Center Sues State for Data on Nursing Home Deaths
308. Biden Blowout: Spending Bill Unnecessary and Harmful
309. The Blackouts Have Only Just Begun
310. Biden Antitrust Agenda Ignores States' Complicity on Health Care Monopolies
311. More Epidemic Spending, Rules and Requirements
312. Let the Plastic Bag Bans Rest in Peace
313. Gov. Whitmer’s Impossible COVID Goals
314. Michigan’s Right-to-Work Law Led to Huge Drop in Union Membership
315. Private Schools Set Standard for In-Person Instruction
316. Mackinac Center Sues MDHHS For Data on COVID-19 Deaths
317. Indefinite Emergency Powers Are Unconstitutional
318. City Sued For Violating Public Records Law
319. Lawmakers Want to Be More Careful With Pension Funds
320. Mackinac Center Sues the City of Warren over Salary FOIA
321. More Epidemic Response Spending, Lame Duck Voting, ‘Faux’ Government Services
322. “It’s a Very Small Club”
323. Ten Rules for Responding to Pandemic Emergencies
324. 10 Rules for Responding to Pandemics
325. Money for Nothing: Most Federal COVID Relief Went to Closed Classrooms
326. Governor’s Budget Shows That There is No Need for Further Federal Bailout
327. Maine Cigarette Tax Hike Would Enrich Smugglers
328. Texas Energy Crisis is a Warning
329. Michigan’s Film Incentives Produced Nothing More Than a Job Blip
330. Why College Costs So Much and What States Can Do About It
331. Texas Energy Crisis a Warning for Michigan
332. Six Reasons to Oppose a $15 Federal Minimum Wage
333. Electricity in Michigan: A Primer
334. New Report Explains How Electricity Grid Works to Deliver Power to Your Home
335. Balancing Michigan’s Fishing Interests – Part 2
336. “I am still trying to make sense out of Washington.”
337. Time to Fund Cyber School Students Fairly — Again
338. Tax Breaks, Vaccine Objectors and More
339. Recent Study Ranks U.S. and Mexican States by Economic Freedom
340. Nuevo estudio clasifica a los estados de México y Estados Unidos por su libertad económica
341. Biden Should Keep the New Commonsense Independent Contractor Rule
342. Mackinac Center Policy Recommendations 2021
343. Mackinac Center Announces Policy Priorities for 2021
344. Pandemic Policies and the Michigan Economy: Scholarly Research and Writing
345. Beat COVID-19 by Making Temporary Pandemic Responses Permanent
346. All That is Not Permitted is Prohibited
347. Don’t Double Down on Misguided School Funding Strategy
348. A Timeline of Inconsistency
349. Will Indiana Encourage Its People, Others to Smuggle More Cigarettes?
350. Balancing Michigan’s Fishing Interests – Part 1
351. The “American Ideal” of National Popular Vote?
352. Did Gov. Whitmer’s Holiday ‘Pause to Save Lives’ Work?
353. Use Michigan's Budget Surplus to Pay Back Teacher Pension Debt
354. Will This Year Smoke Out Cigarette Tax Hikes?
355. Reject Latest Calls to Waste Taxpayer Money on Movies
356. Mackinac Center Signs onto Letter Opposing $15 Minimum Wage
357. Appropriate Federal Coronavirus Relief Dollars and More
358. No Proof ‘Pause’ Worked
359. Mackinac Center Once Again Among Top Think Tanks in the Country
360. Flex Learning: A Customized Approach for Michigan Students
361. Don’t Double Down on Misguided School Funding Strategy
362. What Does a Think Tank Do? A Chat
363. “I didn’t know how controversial this one was going to be.”
364. School District Funding, Lame Duck Sessions and More
365. The Mackinac Center Sues on Behalf of a University of Michigan Donor
366. COVID-19 Shows Why Michigan Families Need Education Options
367. U-M Won’t Produce Records Showing How It Spent Alumni Donations
368. All That is Not Permitted is Prohibited
369. For Second Straight State of the State, Whitmer Offers Only Government Expansions
370. Powers of Deduction
371. The Consequences of COVID Lockdowns
372. IMPACT January/February 2021
373. Gov. Whitmer Falsely Claims Corporate Handouts Helped Develop the Pfizer Vaccine
374. Governor Whitmer Calls for More Corporate Handouts
375. Closing Classrooms May Cost School Districts Thousands of Students for Years to Come
376. Don’t Leverage COVID-19 Vaccine for More Business Subsidies
377. Gov. Whitmer’s Switcheroo on Schools
378. Take Federal Education Funds into Account
379. Talking Michigan Taxes: Potential Increases and Reforms in 2021
380. Biden’s ‘American Rescue Plan’ Should Be Thrown Overboard
381. Impending Federal Labor Policies Will Harm Workers
382. Mackinac Center Adds Greg George to Legislative Affairs Staff
383. Futures for Frontliners Program Has Potential but Needs Outcome-Based Focus
384. What's Ahead for Labor Policy
385. Pandemic Response Boosts Michigan Budget
386. Recently Introduced Bills
387. Detroit Program Makes It Easier to Get Working As a Teacher, Shoots a Hole in State Certification Rules
388. Will Restaurants Reopen Feb. 1?
389. Let’s Cut the Michigan Income Tax
390. Low-Income Families Still Need Transportation Scholarships
391. Michigan Lawmakers Should Continue to Minimize Corporate Handouts
392. Michigan Students Need Flexible and Customized Educational Options
393. Flex Learning
394. The 100th Michigan Legislature’s Record on Select Business Subsidies
395. Severe Lockdowns Show Up In State Unemployment Rates
396. President Trump Should Denounce Capitol Incursion
397. New DOL Rule Protects Independent Contractors
398. Accomplishments
399. Our Issues