One day, someone created a fake Facebook account, and attempted to use a director's name to offer me [(sic) $20K in a United Nation grant....that I did not have to payback....because it was free money.]
Yeah.
That was so ghetto because they also addressed me as, "Miss Beverly".
Right.
So, I just so happen to call the director of National Counsel of Nonprofits, because I went to grade school with her, and told her that someone had hijacked her online identity using her organization.
The U.S. Census case is still in SCOTUS, and it has to do with parental rights, which all started in Michigan.
For the aforementioned reasons, I am calling this move an act of stealin' the children, land & votes, but, hey, what do I know?
I know I see MSU and GO BLUE!
Mirs news
Gubernatorial Appointments: Richardville Out, Singh In
Gov. Gretchen WHITMER this week replaced former Republican Senate Majority Leader Randy RICHARDVILLE on a state board overseeing child abuse and neglect cases and added former Democratic House Minority Leader Sam SINGH to the Community Service Commission.
Those appointments, as well as appointments to the following boards, were announced by the Governor's office this week:
Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board 'Children’s Trust Fund'
- Tammy BERNIER, of Saginaw, the owner and CEO of the Duperon Corp. and a member of the Child Abuse and Neglect (CAN) Council Great Lakes Bay Region Board of Directors, was appointed to replace Randy RICHARDVILLE to serve a term expiring Dec. 19, 2022
- Kelle Jo ILITCH, of Bloomfield Hills, a board member for Ilitch Charities, was appointed to replace Sean BERTOLINO to serve a term expiring Dec. 19, 2022
- Jill SIMMS, of Skandia, a Marquette County assistant prosecutor was appointed to replace former Appellate Court Judge Michael TALBOT to serve a term expiring Dec. 19, 2022
- Nicole Wells STALLWORTH, of Farmington Hills, the assistant vice president for Government and Community Relations at Oakland University, was appointed to replace Krista BEACH to serve a term expiring Dec. 19, 2022. She will chair the board.
- Amy BIGMAN, of East Lansing, a Rabbi at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in East Lansing was appointed to replace Reginald BLUESTEIN for a term expiring Dec. 19, 2022
- Jason GOLD, of Dexter, president of GEM Advocacy Group, was appointed to replace Roxanna DUNTLEY-MATOS to serve a term expiring Dec. 19, 2022
State Rep. Sam Singh (repeatedly) made Michigan history
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In fact, Singh has a knack for making history.
Before joining the Legislature, he was one the state's youngest city council members when he joined the East Lansing council at age 24. He served a dozen years there, two of them as the city's youngest mayor — the first person of color to hold that position.
He's long said his parents, who came to the U.S. from India before he was born, taught him the value of what this country gives to its people and the importance of giving back.
Having spent the entirety of his House career in the Democratic minority, Singh has seen only six of his bills signed into law by Republican Gov. Rick Snyder. But he said he's still made a difference by using the bully pulpit to force the GOP majority to focus on his issues: schools, roads and higher education.
"I've used my position to highlight the deficiencies, which I think in the end has forced the other side to put more money in" than they would have otherwise, Singh said.
Singh, 47, can't seek reelection to the state House because of term limits, and his state Senate district is already occupied by a Democrat. So, for the first time since 1995, he's not on any ballot.
Singh is one of three Greater Lansing lawmakers — state Sen. Rick Jones, R-Grand Ledge, and state Rep. Tom Cochran, D-Mason, are the others — who are being term-limited out of the Legislature this year and are not seeking another public office.
He isn't sure what he'll do next. He'd like to work in a Democratic administration, should someone from his team win in November (he's endorsed Gretchen Whitmer, who preceded him in the House).
Failing that, he'll likely work again in the nonprofit sector (he ran the Michigan Nonprofit Association before being elected to the Legislature).
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