"Just know one thing, Rick Snyder: You sign that bill, you won't get no 
rest," said Rev. Charles Williams II at the Tuesday rally in Lansing, 
according to Michigan Capitol Confidential.
 "We'll meet you on Geddes Road. We'll be at your daughter's soccer 
game. We'll visit you at your church. We'll be at your office." Watch 
the video below: 
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The link between unions and Planned Parenthood may wind up defunding
 the abortion provider as well as cutting funds for pro-homosexual 
activist groups in Michigan. This is because Governor Rick Snyder has 
signed the Right-to-Work law, which leaves workers free to work without 
joining a union or paying dues to one.
Up until now, a huge portion of the forced dues collected by the 
unions has been spent supporting politicians who are clearly 
pro-abortion and pro same-sex marriage. Michigan has been largely 
unionized because of the great number of government jobs and auto 
industry jobs. 
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/12/13/Michigan-Right-to-Work-Defunds-Planned-Parenthood
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Carrying concealed weapons into schools, churches and stadiums is 
against the law in Michigan, but it might not be for much longer.
Lawmakers
 in both the House and Senate approved Senate Bill 59 to allow concealed
 weapons in several gun-free zones Thursday, as well as doing away with 
county boards currently overseeing concealed pistol licensing. 
http://www.petoskeynews.com/news/featured/pnr-bill-allowing-guns-in-michigan-schools-churches-heads-to-governor-20121214,0,6783106.story
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A knife-wielding man slashed 22 children and an adult at an elementary 
school in central China on Friday, state media reported, the latest in a
 series of attacks on schoolchildren in the country.  
[I wonder if they will attempt to take away all knives from the citizens....  They then may have to use a baseball bat...] http://patdollard.com/2012/12/knife-wielding-man-slashes-22-children-in-china/
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Denver police say four people were set afire during an assault in North Denver Thursday night.
The incident happened in the 4300 block of Lipan Street shortly before 7:30 p.m.
Police
 spokeswoman Raquel Lopez said two black males knocked on an apartment 
door and when a woman answered, she was sprayed with some type of liquid
 from a lawn and garden sprayer.  The woman was then set afire when the 
men threw a match or lighter on her. 
[I guess the gun is not the only way crazy people do harm to others. Is a sprayer going to be illegal now?]  http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/several-people-set-on-fire-during-attempted-robbery-in-north-denver
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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality says gas drilling by hydraulic fracturing has been going on for 50 years in
 about 12,000 wells across the state with no environmental damage or 
jeopardization of public health. The state already has strong 
regulations and there has never been a serious incident.http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/17999
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For 
            the past several months, we have been working with Gov. Snyder's 
            team and lawmakers on this second round of legislation, part of our 
            Secure and Fair Elections (SAFE) package. Senate Bill 810 was 
            approved by the House and Senate, and is now on its way to Gov. 
            Snyder for his signature. 
One of the provisions of the bill 
            includes a requirement that voters - in signing their ballot 
            application - affirm that they meet all the requirements to vote. In 
            other words, that they are age 18 or older, that they are a 
            registered voter in that community AND that they are U.S. citizen. 
            Click here 
            for news coverage. Click here 
            for the official press release.
Other provisions of the bill 
            would:
            
            
a. Help ensure our men and women serving in the 
              military will have their vote count by allowing the secretary to 
              extend the counting deadline beyond Election Day if necessary - as 
              a matter of procedure - if local jurisdictions are late in sending 
              out absentee ballots.
b. Extend the same common-sense photo ID (or 
              affidavit) requirements now in place at the polls on Election Day 
              to absentee voters who pick up their ballot at their local clerk's 
              office.
c. Help stop ballot coaching in our nursing homes to 
              protect our most vulnerable voters.
Michigan Secretary of State
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Tom Monaghan, a devout Roman Catholic, says contraception is not 
health care and instead is a "gravely immoral" practice. He's a 
plaintiff in a lawsuit filed Friday in federal court, along with his 
Domino's Farms, which runs an office park near Ann Arbor.
Monaghan
 offers health insurance that excludes contraception and abortion for 
employees. The new law requires employers to offer insurance that 
includes contraception coverage or risk fines. Monaghan says the law 
violates his constitutional rights, and he's asking a judge to strike 
down the mandate.
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USA
 Today wrote that by mid-December the federal government is planning to 
quietly enact what could be the largest consolidation of personal data 
in the history of the Republic.  Uncle Sam will serve up critical 
information on 300 million Americans. 
They wrote: "In order to 
determine eligibility for health insurance subsidies, the new exchanges 
have to bring together information about your and your family from the 
Treasury Department and IRS, the Department of Homeland Security, the 
Department of Justice, as well as your Social Security number - all 
coordinated by
the Department of Health and Human Services."  The potential for abuse is staggering.  
[Since
 the federal data will be combined with data streams from state 
governments, this hub will be a central database linking critical state 
and federal data on every U.S. citizen for real-time access.  Isn't 
Obamacare wonderful?]  http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2012/12/06/column-potential-obamacare-privacy-nightmare/1752211/
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This story is a week old, actually. Strangely, you haven't seen any 
real coverage of this development in mainstream media, perhaps because 
it concerns a crucial legal setback for Barack Obama and Kathleen 
Sebelius in a New York federal court.
As is Eric Holder's style when his Justice Department is challenged, 
he attempts not to argue the typically weak legal issues he has but to 
challenge the standing or timing of the challengers. That's worked in 
some of the 42 religious lawsuits filed over ObamaCare's pending 
implementation that the churches say violate their constitutional 
protections for religious freedom.
But that strategy did not work in the Eastern District 
Federal Courtroom of Judge Brian Cogan. For the first time, a federal 
judge allowed this constitutional challenge of ObamaCare to proceed.
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