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Dear Neighbor, As always, it is my honor to work for you, to deliver honest, diligent representation in Lansing on the issues that matter most. The last several weeks have been busy, and I hope you appreciate these updates. I hope this newsletter informs you of other...
Join me for a Clean Energy Town Hall!
Dear Neighbors,  I hope you’ll join me for my Clean Energy Future Town Hall on Thursday, April 18. This event will be a great opportunity to discuss new Clean Energy legislation in Michigan, how it will impact our communities and answer any questions you may have. ...
Senator Brinks, Statewide Consumer Advocates Support Democratic Legislation to Reform Predatory Payday LendingÂ
Senate Bill 632 caps payday lending interest rates to alleviate economic disparities throughout Michigan communities.  LANSING, Mich. (March 26, 2024) — Earlier this month, Michigan Senate Democrats passed Senate Bill 632 with bipartisan support to cap interest...
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Last week, I got the opportunity to connect with environmental advocates and engaged community members at the Michigan League of Conservation Voters' Panel alongside State Representative John Fitzgerald, Marshall Kilgore with the West Michigan Environmental Action Council, and Robert Jeorg with the Michigan Laborers District Council. We got to discuss how our historic Clean Energy & Jobs Act will lower costs for Michiganders, bring investment to our state, and create good-paying jobs! 🌎💸 ... See MoreSee Less
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It was a pleasure meeting with Strong Beginnings, a community program that works to improve health outcomes for Black and Latino families from pregnancy through early childhood. Their efforts to promote racial equity and eliminate maternal/infant health disparities are invaluable to our Kent County community. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yet, Winnie "The Loser" Brinks refuses to allow Black and Latino people to recover "Attorney Fees and Court Costs" when they receive "Declaratory Relief" as a result of proving the Open Meetings Act has been violated in Court! Brinks Stinks as a result of refusing to reply to emails and calls about the risk-free bill to fix this problem!
I'm a proud co-sponsor of Senate Resolution 102, which designates April as Financial Literacy Month. This month, we continue raising awareness on the importance of financial education and doing what we can to equip our youth with the knowledge needed for a fiscally responsible future! 💰✅📋 ... See MoreSee Less
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NOTICE TO WINNIE "THE LOSER" Brinks: You LACK "Financial Literacy," because you DO NOT CARE people no longer are allowed to recover "Attorney Fees and Court Costs" after winning a lawsuit and receiving Declaratory Relief with the rights of a person are violated in an Open Meetings Act lawsuit. YOU DO NOT CARE! ... NEITHER does "Sloppy Joe" Tate or Stephanie "Negative Change" Chang, Graham "Full of It" Filler or Tom "The Con" Leonard, or Mike "Dark Money" Shirkey, or "Korrupt" Klint Kesto" or Lee "Sex Criminal" Chatfield! ALL OF YOU are bought and paid for by "Lobbyists" and "Consultants" with "Anonymous Donors."