AFP Michigan

Michigan Chapter of AFP

222 West Genesee St, Lansing, MI 48933

Phone: (517) 853-9073

Email: infoMI@afphq.org

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Michigan families are cutting back and making tough decisions. It’s time for state government to do the same. NoMiTaxHike.com is helping lead the fight against any new job-killing tax hikes. If you agree that Michigan families simply cannot afford any more taxes...

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Tuesday, June 9th 2009
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We already know ethanol burns at a lower octane than gasoline, yields lower gas mileage, is heavily subsidized by the federal government, and causes higher prices for food because it is a corn based product. For all these reasons, the consumer just isn't buying. They don't like the lower performance and lower gas mileage.

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Monday, June 1st 2009
by James Valvo
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Cross Posted From: Fox Forum

By Phil Kerpen
Director, Americans for Prosperity

I cautiously cheered the Obama administration’s announcement 60 days ago that GM was on a path to bankruptcy court, because I was hopeful that it would represent an end to political manipulation of the company and a chance to get a clean balance sheet and a new shot as a private company. I couldn’t have been more wrong. Instead GM heads to bankruptcy court with a prepackaged deal that almost completely politicizes the company, with the U.S. government the new majority shareholder.

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Wednesday, May 27th 2009
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Last year, the legislature approved a bill to force electric and gas utilities to move towards a "renewable portfolio standard." Ten percent of the state's energy must come from renewable sources by 2015 according to this law. But because it is impossible to achieve without huge cost increases to the utility companies, the legislature allowed them to raise your rates with a new surcharge (tax) to cover the cost.

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Wednesday, May 20th 2009
by Scott Hagerstrom
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The Federal government is about to take over jurisdiction of all surface waters in the United States...

Michigan, through its Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is one of only two states that regulate wetlands with a state agency rather than through the federal government. This has been a problem because state guidelines are much more strict than federal guidelines. Additionally, the DEQ has proven to be arbitrary and capricious in its decision-making and has often caused long, unnecessary delays in approving permits.

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Wednesday, April 22nd 2009
by rmyslinski
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Click to watch a slideshow featuring highlights from the Michigan Taxpayer Tea Party

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