I am amazed at what I see as an amazing paradox forming this countries political landscape. On one hand, you have governors from not so conservative states signing legislation that would help balance their budgets and stop the mass exodus of business leaving their states for much more fertile ground. Scott Walker in Wisconsin and now Governor Snyder in Michigan have popular support, evidence was obvious after the failed recall election in Wisconsin. John Kasich of Ohio, and Mitch Daniels of Indiana both took similar bold steps to help their states become more competitive in their pursuit of attracting businesses to their states.What these governors along with their state houses are doing is governing. They are providing bold leadership while pointing their respective states in a fiscally sound direction all the while taking responsibility for their plans. Two thirds of the government is controlled by one party. A party that believes in a larger, more intrusive, centrally run government that only seems interested in social justice, and regulating business. A party that is not lead by a president with deep convictions, but by a community organizer who still thinks he belongs in front of a Chicago tenement with a bullhorn.Yesterday in Lansing, right on cue the campaigner in chief shows up at a rally to whip up his union foot soldiers into a frenzy by calling the new Michigan law making the state a right to work state a ridiculous law.