Michigan Senate Republicans announced their roadmap to improve Michigan by lowering taxes, protecting individual liberties, and keeping communities safe.
“In only a few short months, Gov. Whitmer and the new Democratic majority have recklessly wasted a historic budget surplus and passed laws that threaten to drive our economy back into the same ditch it was stuck in during the Granholm administration,” Senate Republican Leader Aric Nesbitt, R-Porter Township, said in a statement “Our plan provides a roadmap to get Michigan back on track.”
“Democrats are undoing policies that helped Michigan recover from the ‘Lost Decade’ just as another recession is in sight,” Sen. Lana Theis, R-Brighton, said. “Inflation continues to rage, unemployment remains above the national average, and Democrats are passing bills to make Michigan a much less attractive place to live or operate a business. It’s a recipe for disaster. We’re offering a better way forward.
The Senate Republican plan recommends helping Michiganders struggling with inflation, improve schools and roads, and reduce crime, among other priorities.
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