Mike Cox

That's the spirit of never giving up. The victim's family must certainly be thankful for persistence of you and the State Police investigators.

I would be thankful if someone in the WH were still fighting for democracy, instead we currently have them fighting for socialism in the USA!

and yet the nytimes had the audacity to publish an article today giving president reagan no credit for the demise of the wall. revisionist history in action.

Ain't it the truth! Wouldn't want to give him any credit. I also read that Bush and Margaret Thatcher were talking to Gorbachev to halt the process because of the instability that "might" come to be.

well that helps the seniors but the ind. policy got it in the butt
mine went up 30% in May then raised it 40.1% oct 1st
thats 70% within6 monthes right now I don't have insurance any more loking at other companies.

While I am not in favor of rate hikes, I must side with the insurance companies, for this reason: prices, in an unfettered market, are an effective tool for communicating between would-be buyers and sellers. If no one buys the product, the producers will have to lower costs to lower prices to entice buyers. So, the compnay becomes more efficient, ... Read Moreand buyers are happy. However, when there are limitations (such as spending money and man-hours to comply with government regulations as no doubt plague the insurance industry) or intereferences in the process, life gets more complicated. Prices no longer are the best way to determine market actions, and eventually something else will take its place as a way for the players in the market to choose who gets what. At that poinn, it may be things like age, gender, future expectations, or any number of other factors. So, I say, let the prices go up. If a whole lot of people drop their insurance due to cost, then there will be a huge potential market, if some other insurance company can come in and offer them what they want at a lower price. In the end everyone wins, and the government does not need to prop up a failing business anymore.

I still have to full cans of Billy Beer!!! Probably a little "skunky"..

old enough to have lived through it once (evidenced by the rust-colored leisure suit in my h.s. graduation photo), and don't want to go through it a second time. we need mike and those like him to make sure that doesn't happen.

It's like Grover Norquist's prediction... only I didn't think he meant for us to be included... in self-destruction of big spenders by fighting over a shrinking pie.

Instead of fighting over management style, let's fight over principles. No more deck chairs to rearrange... we're drowning out here.

Robin, what odds do you put on Her Highness actually responding to Rep. Daley's letter?

Kristin, actually they are poor targets. The security around these plants is intense for obvious reasons. When it comes to low hanging fruit for the bad guys, there are other targets that are much much less secure.

I'm all for Nuclear Energy, but what do we do with the waste? Eventually it has to go somewhere.

when???

Looking forward to coming out to support our brave Veterans!

Tonight 5 - 8:30 Doc's Sports Retreat

Based on what I have seen in current administrations (both State and Federal) me thinks it is not going to happen yet.

Sue I think you might be on to something !

Great Job Mike!!

should put in parenthetically "(Detroit)" at the end there :P

You might want to do some research on what the Village of Downers Grove, Il has done with it's Ethics Ordinance. Some cutting edge stuff that realy has worked well over the past year and a half.

We had a really nice evening!

Too Funny!! Look who is standing in the background!

Great event last evening! Pragmatic approach to opportunity for hard-working Michigan families.

Were wishing Mike Cox the best Michigan needs the best

She is awesome. I heard her speak at our Macomb County Republicans meeting a few years ago.