Liz Boyd
Liz Boyd
business climate expense governor
The governor agrees we need to make the business climate better but we can't do it at the expense of working families.
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The governor believes the early opt-out is a cop-out.
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The governor knew that. She enthusiastically signed the bill.
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We don't need a report out of Washington to tell us that people in Michigan are hurting.
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Today, the governor has no intention of suspending the sales tax. It would be an option, under a variety of circumstances.
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We really want to attempt to create a school culture where stopping bullying is everyone's responsibility.
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We're pleased that the Senate and House have responded to the governor's call for an increase, and we're looking forward to that bill arriving on the governor's desk.
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The potential impact to Michigan can be huge. Like everyone else, we are keeping a close eye on the unfolding situation and trying to assess how large the impact may be.
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We are pleased to see (Lansing) step up.
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We're not suggesting that companies not get profits. But unreasonable profits are another thing.
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We have had upward of 1,200 complaints on the price of gas.
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The people's voice can be powerful. Public opinion has brought wars to an end. Look at what the people's voice has done on the issue of immigration, raising awareness there.
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We are fortunate to have had her talents for as long as we've had them.
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Those backers of the drive can take great pride in knowing that it was their effort that helped urge lawmakers to approve the increase in the minimum wage.