Commonsense energy policies

Representative Pauline Wendzel
Apr 6, 2023
2 min read

In the first 100 days of this term, Democrats have been all too eager to tell our neighboring states, the rest of the nation, and the world that Michigan is closed for business. Michigan Democrats have repealed worker freedoms, spent billions of dollars in corporate welfare, and fleeced taxpayers by reinstating a misguided prevailing wage policy. The start of this term has been rocky, but when the Legislature returns, Democrats have an opportunity to work with Republicans to pass commonsense policies to move our state forward.

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