Posted on Oct 27, 2022
'We're All Struggling': Michigan Voters Head To Election Day With Winter On Their Minds
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A spike in home heating costs means the upcoming winter is shaping up to be a tough one for Michigan families struggling to make ends meet in a weak economy, a grim reality that could exacerbate Democratic losses in the House. Heating oil and natural gas across the state is projected to cost roughly 30 percent more than last year, one of the largest one-year spikes ever recorded in state history. The average Michigan family, according to the Department of Energy, can expect to pay nearly $2,500 to heat and electrify their homes this winter.
'We're All Struggling': Michigan Voters Head To Election Day With Winter On Their Minds
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The cold weather there will a force to recon with from both finances and health of its residents!
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Thank the Lord for my woodstove, my chainsaw, my wood splitter and trees downed by windstorms that people will pay me to cut up and remove from their property.
How long before Democrats make that illegal?
How long before Democrats make that illegal?
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
We put in a propane fireplace just in case as a backup to our heat pump and furnace.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown A lot of people don't want to do it but may have to put in for heating assistance this year. What choice do they really have. Let's pray for a mild winter or a lot of folks will be mighty cold.
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