Gov. Jennifer Granholm is using her weekly radio address, released Friday, to ratchet up the pressure on the state senate to act on anti-bullying legislation.
Legislation passed the Michigan House Thursday on a 76-29 vote. But it is now on its way to the Republican controlled state senate, which activists say has been the legislative stumbling block for years.
To counter that legislative inertia, Granholm took to the radio waves pushing for quick consideration and passage of the legislation.
The text of her address follows: