Once again @Charlieleduff does the reporting others in Michigan refuse to do, go right to the people and not take the politicians word. If this isn't proof that Act Blue is a money laundering operation I don't know what it will take. That woman gave $150,000 to Dems? Yeah, right
🇺🇸 MICHIGAN, IT’S TIME TO UNITE. 🇺🇸
@Mike_Cox and @aricnesbitt have ended their campaigns and come together behind a common mission: VOTE JOHN JAMES!
President @realDonaldTrump has endorsed that mission as well.
If you voted early, you still have time to spoil your ballot and vote again.
We’re gonna STOP Socialism and DEFEAT Marxism! Let’s unite, win big, and deliver for our state. 🇺🇸🔥
FINAL WARNING TO CANADA: Manage your forests to prevent these fires. American lungs are paying the price for Canadian inaction, year after year.
Sovereignty comes with responsibility, and the responsibility to prevent a foreseeable disaster from crossing into another country’s airspace has not been met.
Gretchen Whitmer had her chance.
The board referred Rema Vassar to her for removal in March 2024.
The investigation substantiated it. Donor flights, retaliation, the smear campaign against MSU leadership. The governor has constitutional power to remove trustees. Even she described the conduct as “shameful”.
14 months after the request was made, she rejected it. No real reason given. "Other considerations," per her letter.
Now that it's politically convenient, she's blaming the board for Guskiewicz leaving. Ironic, considering he was fleeing the very trustee she was solely responsible for keeping in power.
Ben Sasse has always been honest, but facing a terminal diagnosis he has been unplugged. Last night, in exactly 13 seconds, he explained the real reason compulsory education ever started in America.
Catholics, consider this when making choices about education for your children.
Michigan has more than 500 school districts.
Florida has 67.
They have DOUBLE our population, a fraction of the school districts and administrators- yet they are ranked #2 in education while Michigan is among the worst.
It’s time to completely rethink education in Michigan.
I know every generation has their class struggles, but let me tell you about the summer of 1990 when Supersoakers hit the market and only a few kids could afford them and the rest of us were hunted for sport.
A City Journal survey of more than 200 street homeless in Hollywood, Venice, and Skid Row finds:
✅ 64% not from the City of LA
✅ 53% not even from LA County
✅ 38% from other states (mostly red states)
✅ 7% from other countries
The homeless, like everyone else, respond to incentives. They come to LA for the weather, yes, but also for the generous benefits, decriminalized drugs and theft, and “Housing First” policies that do little to discourage street living. Time to reverse the policy incentives…
"Modern schooling is systematically terrible at forming well-adjusted, curious, intellectually creative, entrepreneurial adults.
Schools, even much better schools, cannot solve this.
Here's the truth: Nobody loves your kids as much as you do."
- @BenSasse at the 2026 Alexander Hamilton Awards
Incredibly, incredibly, incredibly important.
This is also true for, say, teachers.
Good teachers are better off when multiple school networks compete for talent (and offer different terms that suit different needs) than when they’re dealing with a monopsony employer.