VOTE NO ON THE GAS TAX PROPOSAL!

Snyder and all of his cronies will be using their "relentless, positive, deception" over the next few months to get this proposal across the finish line with the needed votes for passage by the people who will be duped by duplicitous politicians and special interests.

The whole process was a sham as we saw two purported distinct proposals to solve the road repair issues facing Michigan. In the end they to pass both, and throw a bone to the Detroit democrat legislative delegation to get their support at a cost to Michigan taxpayers of $1,900,000,000.00 in additional tax burden.

It was interesting that in an article from Mlive stated that, 
   “Democratic challenger Mark Schauer lost to Snyder in November, but a few of his top policy proposals could still be enacted in May, when voters decide the fate of a long-term road funding package.”  
     The bipartisan roads deal would also generate some extra money for schools, guarantee that the School Aid Fund can’t be used for higher education and require a statewide study to determine true funding needs for the education system.”
       “I think a lot of these items were talking points for (Schauer),” said House Minority Leader Tim Greimel, D-Auburn Hills. “All of these things were core Democratic values and we were happy to secure their inclusion in the overall package.”
My question is, when will we send people to Lansing to represent us and not the special interest? There is money that could be found simply by reforming how roads are funded and eliminating some of the special interest projects the state is involved in every year (MDEC, Strategic Fund, 21st Century Job Fund, Film Subsidies, New Senate Office Building, and who knows what else?)
