offering noodles and clean underwear during Democrat get-out-the-vote drives. The state capitol's insider publication MIRS, wrote in a 2006 piece about McNeilly, he has “few undecideds. You know whether you like him or not.” In a failed attempt to repeal the state's campaign contributions, McNeilly sued the State of Michigan (McNeilly v Land) but was rebuffed by the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals. Issues In addition to being one of the top architects of Michigan's Right-to-work law, McNeilly has been an advocate of repealing the states mandatory prevailing wage. McNeilly has also gone on record favoring elimination of the compulsory State Bar of Michigan dues requirement for lawyers, government teacher certification requirements, for greater choice in electric utility options., in support of gun-rights, and for greater transparency in Michigan's state government. Personal On 22 March 2014, he married Douglas Meeks, a Lansing attorney. References American political consultants American talk radio hosts Living people Year of birth missing (living people)