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Not Just Power Grabs: Lame-Duck Lawmakers Are Rushing Many Controversial Bills and Weakening Voter-Approved Laws
Governing: The Michigan Legislature has taken on an ambitious workload lately, considering bills regarding the minimum wage, paid sick leave requirements, criminal justice reform, pipeline construction, union regulations, brownfield cleanup, school safety and road funding.
And that's just since Election Day.
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