WOOD-TV 8 Grand Rapids reports that Senate Majority Leader Ken Sikkema and Gov. Granholm (just back from discussing Michigan's needs with President Bush) are exchanging salvos regarding the Governor's veto of the Senate's tax cut package. Sikkema said, "There is more than a little irony in that the governor vetoed what I think is a very important package of bills for the economic future of Michigan, and then within a few hours is in Washington asking Washington for help." To which the Governor responded: "I think there's an incredible amount of irony in the Legislature passing tax cuts that are unfounded." Can we assume that the good vibration, SBXL pact has ended?

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