Michigan’s jobless prepare for benefits cutoff as Whitmer pitches $2B economy boost: The week in Michigan politics
By Samuel J. Robinson | srobinson@mlive.com
LANSING, MI — Lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle agreed on one thing this week: a proposal to stop collecting sales taxes on feminine hygiene products.
Two bills introduced by Republican and Democratic Michigan House members that would exempt feminine hygiene products from state sales taxes were discussed Tuesday at a Michigan House Policy Committee meeting in Lansing.
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