Tea Party of West Michigan

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15 hours ago
ivan assenov replied to Ray kirkus's discussion Changed the rules again
"Not a surprised move from Saul. The question is: could this backfire? "
20 hours ago
THOMAS H. SIEFFERT is now a member of Tea Party of West Michigan
23 hours ago
Darlene Littlejohn commented on Tina Dupont's group Independence Caucus
"Thank you, Tina... I try."
yesterday
Tina Dupont commented on Tina Dupont's group Independence Caucus
"That sounds great.  I meant it when I said this is a great article.  It really captures what we have become! I can't wait to get home and share it!"
yesterday
kerry krentz is attending Tina Dupont's event

Citizen Watchdog training program at Lansing Center

June 2, 2012 from 9am to 4pm
Among the speakers who will help you learn how to get involved and hold government officials accountable is the Mackinac Center's Senior Legislative Analyst Jack McHugh and Mackinac Center Legal Foundation Director Patrick Wright.Citizen Watchdog Event in Lansing, MIYou’ve heard of egregious examples of waste, fraud, and abuse at all levels of government. But we can no longer afford to sit by and wait for the government or mainstream media to fully inform the public about what’s really going on…See More
yesterday
Darlene Littlejohn commented on Tina Dupont's group Independence Caucus
"Thank you, Tina.  I just fixed it.  I can understand why I missed it at 5am, but I missed it today too. I never mind if people tell me I have a typo, or something wrong, or just am not making sense.  In fact, I appreciate it. …"
yesterday
Tina Dupont commented on Tina Dupont's event Citizen Watchdog training program
"I know. Bad time of year.  I have an open house but it's one of my son's friends and it starts at 4 so I could probably do both.  I'll have to ask my hubby."
yesterday
Tina Dupont commented on Tina Dupont's group Independence Caucus
"join should be joined. "
yesterday
Darlene Littlejohn commented on Tina Dupont's event Citizen Watchdog training program
"I saw this on Facebook yesterday.  I would like to go, but I have graduations to go to that day."
yesterday
Darlene Littlejohn commented on Tina Dupont's group Independence Caucus
"Tina... Yes, I can edit (thank goodness), but what word is spelled wrong?"
yesterday
Tina Dupont commented on Tina Dupont's event Citizen Watchdog training program
"I'll try.  You know me and notes.  I'm not very good at getting them from my notebook to this site. "
Friday
Chris Jurrians commented on Tina Dupont's event Citizen Watchdog training program
"I would LOVE to go, but that is my required weekend to work and it is too late to find somebody to change. Please take good notes and get handouts etc."
Friday
Tina Dupont commented on Tina Dupont's group Independence Caucus
"Very good. Can you edit? I found one typo. I want to share it. If you can edit it let me know when you are done. I really love it. Short but covers the issue very well!"
Friday
Ray kirkus posted a discussion
Friday
Tina Dupont posted an event

Citizen Watchdog training program at Lansing Center

June 2, 2012 from 9am to 4pm
Among the speakers who will help you learn how to get involved and hold government officials accountable is the Mackinac Center's Senior Legislative Analyst Jack McHugh and Mackinac Center Legal Foundation Director Patrick Wright.Citizen Watchdog Event in Lansing, MIYou’ve heard of egregious examples of waste, fraud, and abuse at all levels of government. But we can no longer afford to sit by and wait for the government or mainstream media to fully inform the public about what’s really going on…See More
Friday
 

News We Think You Should Know

 

TEA PARTY of WEST MICHIGAN CORE PRINCIPLES

These are the positions which we encourage government officials to actively and vocally take as they protect and defend the original meaning of our founding documents.

1. To preserve the economic future for our children.
2. To work for a return to the principles of our governing constitution.
3. To demand limited government.
4. To promote the free market that made our country the leader of the world.
5. To give support for individual rights, and property rights.
6. To provide a platform for giving like-minded people a voice.

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A little instruction about how to use our site.  Any wording on our site in BLUE and underlined usually means it is a "click-able" link either to another place on our site or another site altogether.  At the top of any page on our site you can click on the RED titles like (Groups or Events) to open up more pages on our site.  For instance under Events you will see a list of Events like our meetings, candidate forums etc. in date order.  If you find and Event that interests you and the title is Blue and when you roll your mouse pointer over it it changes (goes from BLUE TO RED) that means it is a live button and if you click on it you will open up that event.  Many things on our site work this way.  If you don't see enough information on something, see if it will open up further.  This confuses a lot of people.  It's just how our site works.  The information is there but sometimes it's a little hard to find.

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Changed the rules again 1 Reply

Started by Ray kirkus. Last reply by ivan assenov 20 hours ago.

GRCC milllage request. 3 Replies

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Be Heard -- Contact info for Your US House and Senate

Be heard

 

Governor Rick Snyder
P.O. Box 30013
Lansing, Michigan 48909
PHONE: (517) 335-7858 - Constituent Services
FAX:(517) 335-6863
E-MAIL: Rick.Snyder@michigan.gov

How to contact your member of Congress

 

Sen. Carl Levin, D-Michigan

http://levin .senate.gov/

202-224-6221

 

Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Michigan

http://stabenow .senate.gov/

202-224-4822

 

Rep. Justin Amash, R-Cascade Twp.

http://amash .house.gov/

202-225-3831

 

Rep. Dan Benishek, R-Crystal Falls

http://benishek .house.gov/

202-225-4735

 

Rep. Dave Camp, R-Midland

http://camp .house.gov/

202-225-3561

 

Rep. Hansen Clarke, D-Detroit

http://hansenclarke .house.gov/

202-225-2261

 

Rep. John Conyers, D-Detroit

http://conyers .house.gov/

202-225-5126

 

Rep. John Dingell, D-Dearborn

http://dingell .house.gov/

202-225-4071

 

Rep. Bill Huizenga, R-Zeeland

http://huizenga .house.gov/

202-225-4401

 

Rep. Dale Kildee, D-Flint

http://kildee .house.gov/

202-225-3611

 

Rep. Sander Levin, D-Royal Oak

http://www.house .gov/levin/

202-225-4961

 

Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, R-Livonia

http://mccotter .house.gov/

202-225-8171

 

Rep. Candice Miller, R-Harrison Township

http://candicemiller .house.gov/

202-225-2106

 

Rep. Gary Peters, D-Bloomfield Twp.

http://peters .house.gov/

202-225-5802

 

Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Howell

http://www.mike rogers.house.gov/

202-225-4872

 

Rep. Fred Upton, R-St. Joseph

http://upton .house.gov/

202-225-3761

 

Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Tipton

http://walberg .house.gov/

202-225-6276

 

Here are a few resources for MI residents that I thought might be of interest:

1) You can find out if someone has given any money to a politician, a candidate or PAC by going to this link and the "Search by Contributions Analysis" link - you can search by last name at the bottom (that can tell you something about a political persuasion of a person); by zip codes (to find people who may agree - or disagree with you in your area) by putting just zip codes in; find out who has given to a candidate, by putting the candidate committee number in, etc.  you can also download the lists by checking off the "spreadsheet format"

http://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,1607,7-127-1633_8723_8751---,00.html

2) You can find out who owns MI companies and other organizations here:

http://www.dleg.state.mi.us/bcs_corp/sr_corp.asp

3) You can find out who has contracts with the state of MI here (and can download in excel):

http://www.michigan.gov/buymichiganfirst

4) You can find any bill in the legislature here, along with links to the State House and Senate websites to find out info on legislators and committees here - as well as links through those websites to live streaming of committee meetings:

http://www.michiganlegislature.org/

Feel free to ask questions about how to use these links in the "comments" section, and I'll try to answer them.

 
 
 

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