Snyder

His tone was serious, and you can tell that he realized he dropped the ball badly and he says he is going to make it right. Was the speech enough? That question could never be answered in the affirmative only after one speech.  It could take years to make this right...

I just read a great article by Justin Hinkley in the Lansing State Journal.  The article discusses a new report commissioned by Governor Snyder detailing what Michigan taxpayer funded programs are at most risk at not utilizing Michigan tax dollars efficiently...

Governor Snyder is still concerned about the refugee program.  According to the Detroit Free Press, Governor Snyder’s administration just yesterday released a letter he sent to Secretary of State John Kerry and Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson...

Due to the extreme Islamic terrorist attacks in Paris the Detroit Free Press is reporting that Gov. Snyder is suspending his efforts to accept Syrian refugees in Michigan. Governor Snyder released a statement Sunday stating: "Given the terrible situation in Paris, I've directed that we put on hold our efforts to accept new refugees until the U...

I interviewed Michigan Governor Rick Snyder on my 11-12-15 show.. We discussed his thoughts about his program concerning vocational training, the road funding bill and the new government integrity report that came out last week. This new corruptibility report card from the Center for Public Policy (CPI) ranked Michigan the worst in the nation when it comes to government transparency and accountabi

Did you know that from the years 2009 to 2014, Michigan had the 3rd highest percentage increase in our state's gross domestic product (GDP)?

Governor Snyder will be on my show tomorrow (Wednesday April 8th) at 9:35 am to discuss Proposal 1 (Michigan Sales Tax Increase). Please tune in to hear his thoughts on the proposal. On the Live with Renk show, which airs Monday through Friday 9 a...

With the election a few short weeks away, Governor Rick Snyder and Democrat challenger Mark Schauer faced off on Public TV last evening in the only debate you'll be able to see before we cast ballots. In a time when sound bites and "I approved this message" commercials work hard to get our attention - and end up frustrating many of us - debates could be a chance to see the candidates sid