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  As girls? 😂
context: Whitmer isn’t perfect but I’m proud to have her as governor. I’m hoping she runs for president. >
  
  Not sure id she'd be my eventual preferred choice as nom but she's definitely on my short list of people I'd take seriously >
  
  Not my first choice either but I feel the same way. She’s proven that she can govern effectively in my opinion. Plus huge props to her for overcoming domestic terrorists. >
  
  It's great that another state besides CA can afford cheap higher education. >
  
  Tennessee, of all places, has free community college if you don't already have a degree. >
  
  So does West Virginia >
  
  Texas doesn’t , although we could definitely afford to. I guess we’re to hateful or selfish of thoughtless or all the above. >
  
  What? And then let all the poors and coloreds acquire degrees for free???
  GUFFAW GUFFAW GUFFAW >
  
  I just signed up with the Michigan Reconnect program and I’m so excited! I couldn’t afford college when I graduated high school so I didn’t go. >
  
  Congrats and good luck! >
  
  What a brilliant first step - to make it cost less! >
  
  This is why you vote for Dems.  Because they will do things that will allow you to improve your life no matter what level your life is currently at.  Republicans will make sure you are safe from 57 genders.  Not a hard choice is it........ >
  
  Of course. Glad to be a Democrat because of the support there always is for help. They actually do believe in helping out. >
  
  BoTh SiDeS aRe ThE sAME >
  
  They are >
  
  It must be nice up there atop your mountain of privilege. What a slap in the face to women in states who are walking around carrying their dead fetus because they can't get help and 12-year olds who need maternity clothing. >
  
  "Boy parties are the same.", oh wait... What? >
  
  As girls? 😂 >
  
  Ah, the difference a simple comma makes, eh? >
  
  I think they meant both lol >
  
  GOP thrives on ignorance, voter suppression and gerrymandering. The last thing they want is an educated populace. >
  
  Man for their governor being an “idiot” she sure does have good ideas and supports good programs. I guess illiterate bootstrapping is more betterer. >
  
  Well, this was a bipartisan bill >
  
  In all fairness, the GOP is losing majorities in both the MI state house and the senate in a few days and are desperate to save face while they still have any real day in government. >
  
  Maybe, but outgoing majorities usually seem to vote against this kind of stuff out of spite to make the incoming majority take the blame for “wasteful spending”. I think maybe they just all think it’s a good idea. Who knows. >
  
  Excelsior scholarship in New York State works great, hope it can continue to be spread across the country >
  
  This is great, but it’s also in response to major declining enrollment in Michigan universities. The only universities in Michigan with higher enrollment are U of M and MSU. All the rest have seen huge drops. This is great for students who want to go back to college (the program only applies to older students; not recent high-school grads) but also funnels taxpayer money into the hands of government employees who work for these state institutions (yes, it can also be used for some private job-training programs). In the end, it’s a step in the right direction. >
  
  'Gretch did' >
  
  Reconnect came about after my first year in Junior College.  I took classes every semester for 2 years because I couldn't commit to full time.
  This program is incredible and I'm so glad more people are going to benefit from it. >
  
  common W for Big Gretch >
  
  My mother often told the story about meeting Adlai Stevenson in a Bakersfield, California grocery store . I only remember seeing him a very few times on the news but still carry a warm spot in my heart for him. >
  
  Whitmer isn’t perfect but I’m proud to have her as governor. I’m hoping she runs for president. >
  
  Not sure id she'd be my eventual preferred choice as nom but she's definitely on my short list of people I'd take seriously >
  
  Not my first choice either but I feel the same way. She’s proven that she can govern effectively in my opinion. Plus huge props to her for overcoming domestic terrorists. >
  
  It's great that another state besides CA can afford cheap higher education. >
  
  Tennessee, of all places, has free community college if you don't already have a degree. >
  
  So does West Virginia >
  
  Texas doesn’t , although we could definitely afford to. I guess we’re to hateful or selfish of thoughtless or all the above. >
  
  What? And then let all the poors and coloreds acquire degrees for free???
  GUFFAW GUFFAW GUFFAW >
  
  I just signed up with the Michigan Reconnect program and I’m so excited! I couldn’t afford college when I graduated high school so I didn’t go. >
  
  Congrats and good luck! >
  
  What a brilliant first step - to make it cost less! >
  
  This is why you vote for Dems.  Because they will do things that will allow you to improve your life no matter what level your life is currently at.  Republicans will make sure you are safe from 57 genders.  Not a hard choice is it........ >
  
  Of course. Glad to be a Democrat because of the support there always is for help. They actually do believe in helping out. >
  
  BoTh SiDeS aRe ThE sAME >
  
  They are >
  
  It must be nice up there atop your mountain of privilege. What a slap in the face to women in states who are walking around carrying their dead fetus because they can't get help and 12-year olds who need maternity clothing. >
  
  "Boy parties are the same.", oh wait... What?