Canton Loses $148 Million Institute Job Creator

I was doing some typical morning reading today, and something caught my attention that actually made me somewhat angry. We are trying to rebuild our economy and fix the job growth, but how can we do that when we have a congressman who doesn't even know what he was doing?
 
A research and manufactoring institute worth $148 million slated and planned out for Canton was snagged by Detroit due to problems securing a lease for the institute in Canton. 

Nancy Skinner has been talking about this issue (among with other important issues) throughout her campaign for the 11th district. 

You have politicians like Bentivolio who talk about job growth and re-building the economy but when he does something like this, how is that helping? We need someone BETTER.

As Nancy said on her submission on here, "If Congressman Bentivolio can't even serve the bacon that was already brought home as a gift from the administration and isn't in the District campaigning, what good is he?"

Things aren't going to change if you don't vote and get someone who knows what they're doing. 

Skinner met with a few folks last night and talked to them about their concern for fracking. From White Lake to Rochester, this is an important issue concerned citizens are talking about.

We need to set this world up for the next generation, with clean energy and security that they will find a successful job. 

Bentivolio isn't even trying for this campaign, maybe he is just to busy caring for his reindeer than to focus on important political issues that affect everyone-including him.

Read Nancy's article here:
http://plymouth-mi.patch.com/groups/opinion/p/bentivolios-incompetance-costs-canton-148-million-inst...

The original article here:
http://www.freep.com/article/20140723/COL06/307230030/Tom-Walsh-Mike-Duggan-lightweight-metals