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February 18, 2021 Dear Neighbor, As we move through February, I have been hard at work in our community pressing for a faster vaccine rollout that allows every person who wants a vaccine to get one. Unfortunately, vaccine supplies continue to be extremely limited,...
COVID-19 Vaccine Information and Upcoming Virtual Town Hall
Jan. 28, 2021 Dear Neighbor, I want to make sure you’re plugged into what’s happening in our community as the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccines continues across the country. For that reason, I am emailing you today with information about where you can get the...
[JOIN ME] Virtual coffee hour Saturday
Friends, I want to make sure you’re plugged into what's happening in the legislature and in our communities, which is why I’m inviting you to join me for my first virtual coffee hour of 2021 this Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. Let’s talk about the issues that...
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Diversifying and localizing our food systems is an important goal, especially for a big agricultural state like Michigan. For too long, protein processing has been consolidated into a few, big businesses. Fostering local businesses to process meat is good for farmers and the public. I was proud to secure state support for this new business in Manchester.
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It was great to work with dentists to pass SB105.
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The Senate passed my bill, again, to modernize Michigan's debt collection system - which is the worst in the nation for people facing garnishment for medical or credit card debt
This was one of the bills illegally held up by the Michigan House and then, maddeningly vetoed by the Governor.
Here were my comments urging my colleagues to align our protections for debtors with our neighbors and outlining the thousands of working families hurt by the failure to advance this bill after it passed the first time. ... See MoreSee Less
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