This state started hemorrhaging jobs under (previous Republican governor) John Engler, and the governor has been able to slow the hemorrhaging of jobs.

If anyone should be held accountable (for lost jobs), it should be the Republican Legislature.

As more Republican and Democratic officials move into private-sector jobs and then move back into the public sector, you'll see more and more cases like this.

Senator Clinton's political attacks ignore the reality that Republican policies have generated more than 4.6 million jobs since May 2003, created a Department of Homeland Security, and invested record funding to protect cities throughout our country.

Because business users haven't had to deal with service-level agreements in their jobs, they might not even know what they are. Then, if there's an outage, they'll be unhappy.

If this bill lands on the governor's desk, it's very unlikely that the governor would turn her back on that bill.