Reply #5: Look, I know Michigan,

[Inland]

and it's been trailing just about every state in some measures since 1975. It certainly hasn't done any worse since Granholm, and it sounds like it's doing a lot better than a lot of times. It's only the hand Michigan was dealt back before you were born. Every state has a little bit of the Michigan=type industrial mix in it, and those towns and areas are hit hard. Every state has a little bit of the Michigan rural mix in it, and those towns and areas always are hit hard. Unless Granholm could move Chicago or Miami or TX oil fields to Michigan, she couldn't do any better.