Do disagree with the policies that Rick Snyder wants to put through then please sign this petition to have him recalled. We will need 300,000 signatures to recall him in June.
The pension provision is part of the larger effort on the part of Michigan Republicans and Governor Snyder to cut corporate income taxes by 81% by increasing taxes on the poor, elderly and middle class by 36%.
Gov. Rick Snyder (R-MI) has proposed ending his state’s Earned Income Tax Credit, cutting a $600 per child tax credit, and reducing credits for seniors, while also cutting funding for school districts by eight to ten percent. At the same time, as the Michigan League for Human Services found, the state’s business taxes would be reduced by nearly $2 billion, or 86 percent, under Snyder’s plan:
Business taxes would be cut by 86 percent from an estimated $2.1 billion in FY 2011 to $292.7 million in FY 2013, the first full year of the proposed tax changes…Taxes on individuals from the state income tax would rise by $1.7 billion or nearly 31 percent, from an estimated $5.75 billion in FY 2011 to $7.5 billion in FY 2013, the first full year of the tax changes.
If you disagree with these plans please sign this petition.
I really thought this might just float around the internet unnoticed but the momentum is suddenly actually real and I am honestly kind of shocked by it. It feels like people are finally waking up to how these tax shifts are going to hit their own pockets and it is about time we started pushing back against this nonsense.
Reached 100 supporters
April 18, 2019
36 Comments
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Robert McDowell
10 years ago
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this gov. due not listen to the people who elected him we voted down the E.M. act, did not want to be a right to work State, DPS deficit grew more , Flint told him the water look funny taste funny did not listen to any of us. Now who has to pay for your mistakes, the people do. Is time for you to go!
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Larry Gatzmyer
10 years ago
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Snyder the spider has the retirement money for the state of MI from all the people that retired.where's that money. He's failed us.
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Marie Lundheim
10 years ago
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This governor does not act with the best interests of the PEOPLE of Michigan at heart. His city managers have failed miserably, and he WILLFULLY let the people of Flint be poisoned while he OK'd hooking up the GM plant to Lake Huron water because the Flint River water was corroding the automotive parts at the plant. Well, Hello ! If the water is corroding automotive parts, how can you POSSIBLY think it's OK to drink that water ? He didn't think it was OK - he just DIDN'T CARE about THOSE people. This man is a criminal who has poisoned children willfully and knowingly. He needs to be recalled !
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Lora Schwind
10 years ago
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This governor has been bad news for the middle class, seniors and poor from the beginning. The sooner he is ousted from office the better off this state will be. He has not demonstrated good governartorial ethics or politics for the state of Michigan since he has come into office!
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Allan Korth
10 years ago
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Why would anyone think that polluted water from the Flint River would be fine for human consumption. I believe that if this was a"different" community it would be handled sooner and better. No confidence or trust of those people in Lansing.
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Janette St Charles
10 years ago
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People forget that one of the first things he did was tax retirees pensions. More retirees will live the state.
Do disagree with the policies that Rick Snyder wants to put through then please sign this petition to have him recalled. We will need 300,000 signatures to recall him in June.
The pension provision is part of the larger effort on the part of Michigan Republicans and Governor Snyder to cut corporate income taxes by 81% by increasing taxes on the poor, elderly and middle class by 36%.
Gov. Rick Snyder (R-MI) has proposed ending his state’s Earned Income Tax Credit, cutting a $600 per child tax credit, and reducing credits for seniors, while also cutting funding for school districts by eight to ten percent. At the same time, as the Michigan League for Human Services found, the state’s business taxes would be reduced by nearly $2 billion, or 86 percent, under Snyder’s plan:
Business taxes would be cut by 86 percent from an estimated $2.1 billion in FY 2011 to $292.7 million in FY 2013, the first full year of the proposed tax changes…Taxes on individuals from the state income tax would rise by $1.7 billion or nearly 31 percent, from an estimated $5.75 billion in FY 2011 to $7.5 billion in FY 2013, the first full year of the tax changes.
If you disagree with these plans please sign this petition.
I really thought this might just float around the internet unnoticed but the momentum is suddenly actually real and I am honestly kind of shocked by it. It feels like people are finally waking up to how these tax shifts are going to hit their own pockets and it is about time we started pushing back against this nonsense.
Reached 100 supporters
April 18, 2019
36 Comments
R
Robert McDowell
10 years ago
Featured
this gov. due not listen to the people who elected him we voted down the E.M. act, did not want to be a right to work State, DPS deficit grew more , Flint told him the water look funny taste funny did not listen to any of us. Now who has to pay for your mistakes, the people do. Is time for you to go!
L
Larry Gatzmyer
10 years ago
Featured
Snyder the spider has the retirement money for the state of MI from all the people that retired.where's that money. He's failed us.
M
Marie Lundheim
10 years ago
Featured
This governor does not act with the best interests of the PEOPLE of Michigan at heart. His city managers have failed miserably, and he WILLFULLY let the people of Flint be poisoned while he OK'd hooking up the GM plant to Lake Huron water because the Flint River water was corroding the automotive parts at the plant. Well, Hello ! If the water is corroding automotive parts, how can you POSSIBLY think it's OK to drink that water ? He didn't think it was OK - he just DIDN'T CARE about THOSE people. This man is a criminal who has poisoned children willfully and knowingly. He needs to be recalled !
L
Lora Schwind
10 years ago
Featured
This governor has been bad news for the middle class, seniors and poor from the beginning. The sooner he is ousted from office the better off this state will be. He has not demonstrated good governartorial ethics or politics for the state of Michigan since he has come into office!
A
Allan Korth
10 years ago
Featured
Why would anyone think that polluted water from the Flint River would be fine for human consumption. I believe that if this was a"different" community it would be handled sooner and better. No confidence or trust of those people in Lansing.
J
Janette St Charles
10 years ago
Featured
People forget that one of the first things he did was tax retirees pensions. More retirees will live the state.
this gov. due not listen to the people who elected him we voted down the E.M. act, did not want to be a right to work State, DPS deficit grew more , Flint told him the water look funny taste funny did not listen to any of us. Now who has to pay for your mistakes, the people do. Is time for you to go!