Grannys Right » Election

Who’s Running in Michigan 2010

admin — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:11:38 +0000

The gubenatorial race has a full list of candidates from both parties and even a Tea Party member. The list is as follows:

Virg Bernero (D)
Lansing Mayor, Ex-State Sen., Ex-State Rep. & Ex-Ingham County Commissioner
Andy Dillon (D)
State House Speaker, Attorney & Ex-Congressional Aide
Alma Wheeler Smith (D)
State Rep., Ex-State Sen., Ex-Washtenaw County Commissioner & ‘02 Candidate
Don Williamson (D)
Ex-Flint Mayor & Businessman
Mike Bouchard (R)
Oakland County Sheriff, Ex-State Sen Majority Leader, Ex-State Rep & ‘06 US Sen. Nominee
Mike Cox (R)
Attorney General, Ex-Wayne County Deputy Prosecutor & USMC Veteran
Tom George (R)
State Sen., Ex-Senate Majority Leader, Ex-State Rep. & Physician
Peter Hoekstra (R)
Congressman & Ex-Manufacturing Executive
David R. Kniffen (R)
Entreprenuer & Inventor
Susan G. Rice (R)
US Citizen 56 Years Living in Michigan.
Tim Rujan (R)
Ex-Huron County Commissioner, Emergency Medical Technician & Ex-Steel Worker
Rick Snyder (R)
Venture Capitalist
Stacy Mathia (Independent)
Ex-Fife Lake Village Councilwoman, Tea Party Activist & Homeschooling Parent
Joe Schwarz (Independent)
Ex-Congressman, Ex-State Senate President Pro Tempore, Surgeon, Ex-Republican & ‘02 Candidate

This list come from the Michigan Elections, Michigan Candidates website. http://www.uselections.com/mi/mi.htm

Check each of these people out thoroughly. Don’t make a choice because they’re pretty, or handsome. Don’t make a choice because your friend says that’s the one, or even your spouse says that’s the one. We cannot suffer fools gladly anymore.

Michigans economy is at the bottom of the barrel. The auto industry now has the government as the biggest shareholder in GM and Chrysler stock. The jobless rate is one of the highest in the nation. We can’t go on this way.

Just before the primary I will give my choice, by that time you and I should be able to pick the right one.

FOX NEWS AND GLENN BECK HELP END 40 YEAR STRANGLEHOLD BY DEMS

admin — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 04:27:17 +0000

History was made today in the state of Massachusetts. Scott Brown won the race for Senate, a seat left empty by the death of Ted Kennedy. Kennedy held that seat for 40 years.

The Obama White House is crying in its beer tonight. The arrogant far left group were quite sure nobody could stop them, but the people did their job today and stopped them.

I am so proud of the American people who would not stand idly by and watch this country piece mealed to death. Now we have to keep up the energy and the fight and level the playing field come November.

Good luck Scott and congratulations!!!!

WILL THE DEMS BE CRYING IN THEIR BOSTON BEANS?

admin — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:44:58 +0000

The jig is up for Martha Coakley, after months of vitriolic campaigning. The Dems have use every negative ad, rhetoric, and scare mongering they had at their disposal.

Tomorrow is the big day for Scott Brown, Republican candidate for Ted Kennedy’s Senate seat. If the Dems can keep it clean (which we know they can’t) then it is very likely the Conservative Independents will rule the day.

It is expected by most of the right that Acorn and their union thug buddies have already been out fixing the vote.

A few prayers tonight for Scott Brown would not be amiss.

Election Year

admin — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 16:43:12 +0000

If there was ever a time in our history that the people must get out and vote, this is the year. We cannot allow our country to be fundamentally transformed into a government run dictatorship like Venezuela.

At no time is it good for this country to be run with an imbalance of power. I have always voted both sides in an election to help keep it balanced. Unfortunately when one party has all the power, it tends to skew the dynamics of our country and will definitely throw us into a struggle that could destroy this great nation.

The Democratic Party has abused the confidence of the people who voted for them this year. The people were looking for a calming of our country, the job boom of the Clinton era, and the ending to the wars. Strangely enough, they have gotten none of those things. In fact we have gotten pretty much nothing, except, double digit unemployment, businesses running out of the country in droves, and more terrorism.

With health care being the only real focus by Congress, and being re-elected by Obama, nothing of any value has been done in this first year of the Obama administration.

We must even out the numbers in the House and Senate, so that both parties are accountable. That way neither side can blame the other, they just have to do their jobs. As it is the Republicans have not been allowed to do anything so right now the blame lies solely with the Democrats.

It is time for change alright, but one that is good for you and I, not just the people in Washington, who are trying to get rich off of us.

The year 2010 can make or break this country. If we don’t even out the power, it could be the end of this country as we know it.

Election Day Jitters

admin — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:26:22 +0000

It always seems to be a never ending process, 8:00 a.m. in four time zones to 8:00 p.m. in four time zones. Election day, not only our right, but our duty.

For many years I found other entertainment until late night projections on local news stations. Since watching the last election closely on Fox News, I have watched Fox closely today too. The counts could be quite close in two of the elections and they are important for all who are tired of the progressive nonsense we have had to put up with for the last nine months.

The state of NJ has already found voter fraud in their absentee ballots. The signatures do not match. Surprise!!!!! Like we didn’t see that coming. I smell an Acorn!!!

The Democrats are pooh poohing the importance of the possibility they could lose some yes men.

The Republicans are wondering if Doug Hoffman is a portent of whats to come for the rest of them.

Exciting, but serious times.

I voted!!! Did you????