MIRS Articles Of Note

Schriver Wants U.S. Supreme Court To Overturn Gay Marriage 

02/25/25 12:29 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Schriver Wants U.S. Supreme Court To Overturn Gay Marriage 
Rep. Josh Schriver (R-Oxford) announced Monday that he is sponsoring a resolution urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the landmark decision that cleared the way for legalized same-sex marriages, a move that comes after the Idaho state Legislature passed a similar measure this month.

Bomb Squad Military Veteran Seeks James' MI-10 Seat 

02/24/25 03:23 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Bomb Squad Military Veteran Seeks James' MI-10 Seat 
The first Democrat to announce in the Macomb County-based 10th Congressional District is a U.S. Army veteran, bomb tech and an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) officer for the U.S. Army National Guard.

Rich Liberal Millionaires Say Whitmer's Presidential Hopes Died On Friday 

02/24/25 03:17 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Rich Liberal Millionaires Say Whitmer's Presidential Hopes Died On Friday 
The founder of a national group of roughly 200 wealthy progressives said Gov. Gretchen Whitmer “disqualified herself” from earning the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, if that's what she ends up seeking, by signing the bill that retains the tipped wage, SB 8.

Senate Looking At $2,500, 4-Year Felony For Mackinac Bridge Trespassing 

02/21/25 12:51 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Senate Looking At $2,500, 4-Year Felony For Mackinac Bridge Trespassing 
The Mackinac Bridge will have a special "key facility" status under legislation by Sen. John Damoose (R-Harbor Springs), making it a $2,500, four-year felony to climb up its structures without permission.

Legislator-To-Lobbyist Waiting Period Bill Spins Out Of House 

02/21/25 12:47 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Legislator-To-Lobbyist Waiting Period Bill Spins Out Of House 
Three bills that require legislators or executive officials from registering as a lobbyist for two years after leaving office and ban sitting legislators from registering as lobbyists in other states passed the House on Thursday with more than 90 votes each.