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Michigan House Democratic Leader Christine Greig Issues Open Letter to Speaker Lee Chatfield Regarding Security Inaction
LANSING, Mich., Oct. 12, 2020 — Following months of inaction in response to calls for increased health and safety protocols [...]
House Democratic Leader Christine Greig on the Right-Wing Militia’s Plan to Kidnap Governor Whitmer
“The threat of political violence endangers public officials, the general public and the democratic legitimacy of our state government. Details [...]
Michigan House Democrats’ Effort to Advance Unemployment Benefit Extension Blocked Unanimously by Republican Committee Members
LANSING, Mich., Oct. 7, 2020 — Republican members of the House Committee on Commerce and Tourism unanimously voted during a [...]
While Republican Legislators Play Politics, Democrats Call for Immediate Action to Protect Critical Unemployment Benefits and Save Michigan Lives
The recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling — decided by a narrow majority of Republican justices — has created chaos and [...]
House Democratic Leader Christine Greig on the Michigan GOP Legislative Leaders Expending at Least $542,000 to Create Chaos in the State’s COVID-19 Response
“It is unconscionable and a profound misuse of scarce taxpayer dollars — at a minimum of $542,000 in legal fees [...]
House Democratic Leader Christine Greig Statement on MDHHS Epidemic Order
“The recent Michigan Supreme Court ruling — decided by the narrow majority of Republican justices — has created chaos and [...]
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In the wealthiest country in the world, no one should have to go hungry. Thousands of Michiganders, including kids, families & veterans, will lose food assistance benefits under the Trump Republican budget cuts. It's almost as if cruelty is their goal... ... See MoreSee Less
Under Trump cuts, thousands of Michigan families could lose SNAP food benefits
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It's estimated President Donald Trump's spending bill will cut federal food assistance by $186 billion over the next decade – the largest cut in the program's 86-year history.Trump and Republicans are gutting funding for Medicaid, attacking our freedom to vote and making it harder for Michiganders to thrive. Check out the events being held across the state and let your voice be heard because good trouble lives on. ... See MoreSee Less
What to know about the ‘Good Trouble Lives On’ protests against Trump in Michigan
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As a followup to No Kings Day, another nationwide day of protest against President Donald Trump is planned. Here's what's happening in Michigan.Michiganders deserve legislators who are here to work for them. Matt Hall isn't just holding up the budget process; he's holding up the entire legislature from doing the work needed to ensure Michiganders can thrive. House Dems will continue to show up to serve people over politics. ... See MoreSee Less
Access to affordable health care shouldn't depend on your zip code. Hospitals across Michigan, especially those in rural communities, depend on federal funding that Trump and Republicans cut to keep their doors open and communities healthy. ... See MoreSee Less
3 Michigan hospitals ‘at risk’ of closing due to Trump Medicaid cuts
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UNC researchers identified three Michigan hospitals among 300+ nationwide that may not survive Medicaid cuts recently signed by President Donald Trump.Since House Republicans have been in charge of the budget process, they have failed students, schools and teachers. While House Democrats are here to work and get the job done for the people of Michigan, Republicans are nowhere to be found. ... See MoreSee Less
Session today was no attendance and no voting while there still has not been serious movement on a state education budget. This uncertainty creates real problems for school districts around the state who are currently planning for the upcoming year. The legislature has not only a responsibility, but also a requirement in statute to pass a budget by July 1st. I am extremely disappointed by the inability of House Republicans to do the work in order for that obligation to be met. ... See MoreSee Less
Access to health insurance is access to dignity, safety and opportunity. After Republican Medicaid cuts, Michigan families will pay more for health insurance because when coverage disappears, costs don't just go away — they just get passed down to you. ... See MoreSee Less
Medicaid Cuts Means More Expensive Health Insurance For Michigan Residents
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Residents with private and employer-provided health insurance are likely to see increased costs as hospitals seek to recoup funding.