Pontiac Times

Matt Maddock, a Michigan state representative, shared several posts on August 6, 2025, addressing local policy decisions and political figures.

In his first post at 19:28 UTC, Maddock commented on the outcome of a local tax proposal: "Livonia rejected a millage yesterday for the first time since the ice age. Hurrray! Skipping! High-kick!! High-five!!!"

Later that day at 19:56 UTC, he questioned how funds were allocated by authorities: "Or did they “invest” the 650 million they could have lowered our electric bills into green scam fake energy windmills and solar farms….hmmm"

In a subsequent post at 20:40 UTC, Maddock addressed Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin's background: "Don’t be a sucker when Elissa Slotkin pretends to be a Otronville farm girl. Her family founded Hygrade Food Ballpark Franks and she’s part of the 1%"

Livonia is a city in Michigan where millage proposals are put to voters as property tax increases or renewals to fund public services. The rejection of such proposals can impact funding for schools, infrastructure, or other municipal projects.

Debates over renewable energy investments have been prominent in Michigan politics. Proponents argue these initiatives support environmental goals and job creation; critics often cite concerns about cost efficiency and impact on utility rates.

Elissa Slotkin represents Michigan in Congress and has faced scrutiny regarding her personal background during previous election cycles. Her family's history with Hygrade Food Products Corporation is documented in public records.