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DETROIT - DECEMBER 7: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm and Jon Lauckner, General Motors Vice President of Global Product Planning, answer questions from the media at the GM Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant December 7, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
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DETROIT - DECEMBER 7: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks at the General Motors Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant December 7, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan. GM announced that they will invest $336 million to build the new Chevrolet Volt extended range electric vehicle at the plant.
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DETROIT - DECEMBER 7: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm gives a thumbs-up to the crowd of media and General Motors workers as she drives a new Chevrolet Volt extended range electric vehicle to the stage at the Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant to a stage December 7, 2009 in Detroit,...
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DETROIT - DECEMBER 7: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks at the General Motors Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant December 7, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan. GM announced that they will invest $336 million to build the new Chevrolet Volt extended range electric vehicle at the plant.
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DETROIT - DECEMBER 7: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm drives a Chevrolet Volt through the Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant to a stage December 7, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
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DETROIT - DECEMBER 7: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm drives a Chevrolet Volt through the Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant to a stage December 7, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan.
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WIXOM, MI - SEPTEMBER 10: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks at an event at the abandoned Ford Wixom Assembly Plant September 10, 2009 in Wixom, Michigan.
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WIXOM, MI - SEPTEMBER 10: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks at an event at the abandoned Ford Wixom Assembly Plant September 10, 2009 in Wixom, Michigan.
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WIXOM, MI - SEPTEMBER 10: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks at an event at the abandoned Ford Wixom Assembly Plant September 10, 2009 in Wixom, Michigan.
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WIXOM, MI - SEPTEMBER 10: Ford Motor Company Executive Chairman Bill Ford sits with Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm at an event at the abandoned Ford Wixom Assembly Plant September 10, 2009 in Wixom, Michigan.
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WIXOM, MI - SEPTEMBER 10: Ford Motor Company Executive Chairman Bill Ford talks with Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm at an event at the abandoned Ford Wixom Assembly Plant September 10, 2009 in Wixom, Michigan.
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm introduces Jeff Immelt (left), Chairman and CEO of General Electric, at a press conference where he announced that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan June 26, 2009 in Birmingham...
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, answers questions from the press after he announced that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan during a press conference June 26, 2009 in Birmingham, Michigan.
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (left) applaudes Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, as he announces that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan during a press conference June 26, 2009 in Birmingham,...
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (left) applaudes Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, as he announces that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan during a press conference June 26, 2009 in Birmingham,...
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BIRMINGHAM, MI. - JUNE 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (left) applaudes Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, as he announces that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan during a press conference June 26, 2009 in Birmingham,...
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BIRMINGHAM, MI - JUNE 26: Jeff Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, announces that GE will open an advanced manufacturing technology and software center in Michigan during a press conference June 26, 2009 in Birmingham, Michigan.
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Ed Montgomery, President Obama's Director of Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers, right, speaks as Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, left, listens during a news conference in Detroit, Tuesday, May 26, 2009.
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DETROIT, MI - MAY 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks during a press conference with Ed Montgomery, President Barack Obama's Director for Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers as they attend a workshop on increasing accessibility for federal funds and loans for Michigan...
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DETROIT, MI - MAY 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm and Ed Montgomery, President Barack Obama's Director for Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers, speak to the media as they attend a workshop on increasing accessibility for federal funds and loans for Michigan May 26, 2009 a...
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DETROIT, MI - MAY 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm and Ed Montgomery, President Barack Obama's Director for Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers, speak to the media as they attend a workshop on increasing accessibility for federal funds and loans for Michigan May 26, 2009 a...
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DETROIT, MI - MAY 26: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks during a press conference with Ed Montgomery, President Barack Obama's Director for Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers as they attend a workshop on increasing accessibility for federal funds and loans for Michigan...
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Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm (L) walks with Rep. John Dingell (R) towards the Rose Garden of the White House before U.S. President Barack Obama announces new federal standards to regulate both fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles while in the Rose Garden of the W...
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Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (L) and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) speak to U.S. President Barack Obama (C) after he announced new federal standards to regulate both fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles while in the Rose Garden of the White H...
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Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (R) follows Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick (R) into the Rose Garden to listen to US President Barack Obama announce new fuel efficency standards to curb auto emmissions at the White House in Washington, DC, May 19, 2009.
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DETROIT - DECEMBER 7: Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm speaks at the General Motors Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant December 7, 2009 in Detroit, Michigan. GM announced that they will invest $336 million to build the new Chevrolet Volt extended range electric vehicle at the plant.
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It doesn't all have to manufactured overseas ... We can make a competitive product right here in Michigan.
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After nearly eight years of Jennifer Granholm and only one year of Barack Obama, the people of Michigan want their state and country back
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Obviously things are terrible in Michigan economically. They would be much worse if we hadn't had that assistance ... an acceleration of those efforts.
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This is the state's first universal scholarship ... Our goal has been to double the number of Michigan (college) graduates.
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I’m here to stand in solidarity with you, to ask the (Michigan Senate) to restore the Michigan Promise ... It is very clear that we have got to fund this promise, so I am asking you to stand tall and to make your voices heard.
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I fully support the Detroit River International Crossing (DRIC) study which concluded the need for two major border crossings in the area — the existing Ambassador Bridge and a new Detroit River International Crossing — to enhance the flow of trade between Michigan and Ontario
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Michigan stands at a crossroads: what kind of state do we want to be in the 21st century? Do we want to be a place where the unemployed suffer while we watch our jobs shipped off on a slow boat to China, on the Internet to India, or on a fast track to Mexico?
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Michigan stands at a crossroads: what kind of state do we want to be in the 21st century? Do we want to be a place where the unemployed suffer while we watch our jobs shipped off on a slow boat to China, on the Internet to India, or on a fast track to Mexico?
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To avoid a government shutdown I've now signed the final bills that comprise the Michigan budget. This is the budget we have, but it is not the budget we need
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What we’re fighting for is for Michigan not to be Mississippi
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People want to see compromise ... This budget in no way represents compromise ... The vast majority of people in Michigan are not ideologues. I think they are allies in this battle.
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I will not pretend that this is a good budget ... This budget cuts, rather than supports, Michigan’s most pressing priorities — educating our children and helping them pay for a college education, maintaining health care for our most vulnerable citizens, and keeping police officers and fire fighters on ...
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I am particularly disappointed that the bill includes no funding for the Michigan Promise scholarships, and I strongly encourage the Legislature to get to work on finding the resources to keep this commitment to our students
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The K-12 school aid budget that is just days old is woefully underfunded. The Legislature needs to act now to find the revenues that are critical to our schools. We won't solve the serious school-funding problem we have in Michigan today unless we are honest about its magnitude
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Whatever happens must take into account the state's bottom line in light of the deficit ... I'm not interested in pursuing endeavors that are going to create even further crisis than already exists. The state faces a potential budget deficit of between $1.2 billion and $1.8 billion for the fiscal year t...
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The fact that we would name and dedicate this park to you governor is so perfect because of your history with civil rights and your connection with the city of Detroit and your deep love of our resources
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Clearly, the stimulus has helped, although, of course, unemployment is at a ridiculously high level ... And in Michigan it's a unique circumstance because we are in the middle of both an auto recession and we've been sort of a one-industry state for 100 years. So we are really focused on diversifying.
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By next year, Michigan will have lost 1 million jobs
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We are fighting to make sure that Michigan is diversifying its economy and educating our citizens and protecting people along the way
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This budget not only has the wrong priorities, it is a fiscal house of cards that relies on one-time revenue from the stimulus money from President Obama and the federal government ... That is revenue that cannot be sustaining into the future.
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