Lansing Update

We are eliminating spending that has nothing to do with core state priorities. Last week the House Republicans disapproved of $645 million in work project requests.

Lansing Update

In recent years, billions of taxpayer dollars were directed toward programs and initiatives with limited oversight and unclear long-term value.

House Republicans are pushing back.

Instead of allowing unused funds to quietly roll over and fuel more waste, we put a stop to the multi-billion-dollar rollover practice that keeps bad spending alive long after it should have ended. That is how you begin to eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse and restore basic accountability.

Michigan DOGE

MAKING MICHIGAN EFFICIENT

The watchdog task force focused on eliminating waste, exposing abuse, and rebuilding trust in Michigan government.

Lansing Update

This week, the Michigan House is expected to take up multiple bills that reduce unnecessary burdens on law‑abiding gun owners. Additionally, On Wednesday, December 18, the House Judiciary Committee will hear testimony on legislation to repeal Michigan’s unconstitutional red flag laws.

House Bill 4586 lowers the minimum age to carry a concealed pistol to 18, empowering responsible young adults to exercise their Second Amendment rights.

House Bill 5113 creates a 21-day extension for CPL applications in cases of administrative errors, preventing applicants from being penalized for government mistakes.

House Bill 4980 allows Michiganders to file for a CPL in any county in the state, reducing unnecessary travel and administrative obstacles.

House Bill 4284 lowers the CPL renewal fee from $115 to $30.

House Bills 4138–4140 repeals Michigan’s red flag laws, which allow firearms to be seized without adequate due process protections.

Breaking News

Michigan Patriot Uncovers Massive Money Laundering.

"The most important aspect of laundered money in the campaign finance sector is that our right to be represented by our elected officials has been stolen in large part by massive amounts of laundered money!"

“It now appears that the six lawmakers have been found to have been heavily involved in money laundering. Investigative Reporter/Citizen Journalist, Bob Cushman, has just released an FEC data analysis that strongly suggests that Mark Kelly, Elissa Slotkin, Jason Crow, Chris Deluzio, Chrissy Houlahan and Maggie Goodlander have been recipients of illegally laundered campaign funds. In the initial investigation, Cushman cites 22 Smurf examples that have “allegedly” contributed almost three million dollars in more than 95,000 separate donations to Democratic coffers. All six members of the Seditious Six have received funds from one or more of these “smurfs”.”