“Everyone is in favor of free speech… but some people's idea of it is that they are free to say what they like, but if anyone else says anything back, that is an outrage.” ― Winston Churchill
I was looking for data to quantify abortion subsidies derived from taxation, especially for Planned Parenthood. The money is inarguably fungible, but just how much of it actually goes to abortions? At Forbes I found this – which far exceeded my ambitions. The article is an overview of all tax dollars going to abortionists, and… Continue reading The applied fungibility of taxpayer subsidies for abortion
GlobalWatt Sells Someone Else’s Solar Panels – on eBay Saginaw-based GlobalWatt, beneficiary of soon-to-be-former Governor Granholm’s “green jobs” subsidies, has this to say about their solar panels, “These are Made in India. But they are using very high content of US made material. The cells are from Suniva, from Georgia.” To be sure, someone should… Continue reading Our first clue should have been that they didn’t name it ‘MichiganWatt’
Well, Michigan made the Wall Street Journal. As an example of what not to do. It’s one of the largest experiments in smokestack chasing in American history, but one thing it hasn’t done is create jobs. An exhaustive new 100-page study by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a Michigan think tank, has reviewed where… Continue reading Just in time for Michigan’s budget discussions
My initial reaction to the release of Michael Moore’s Planet of the Humans was bemusement. Sure, it’s tittilating that some far left icon would point out the Green energy fraud. But, I was also conflicted. On one hand, some envirostatist heads are exploding. On the other, I expected an hour and forty minute exposure to… Continue reading Planet Without Humans
I recently received from you a mailing asking me to contribute $1.50 per month to something called the Green Generation program. According to that letter, my contribution would support “projects like the Michigan Wind Farm in Ubly, which generates enough enough electricity to power every home in a city the size of Battle Creek for… Continue reading Open letter to Consumers Energy