By Karen Bouffard Detroit News Lansing Bureau Comments Lansing â€" Tuesday's election results were bittersweet for Gov. Rick Snyder, who saw the emergency manager law he championed tossed out by voters, but also the defeat of five constitutional amendments he said would be devastating to the state. Snyder addressed questions Wednesday on the future of his bridge plan, relations with unions and other issues in the wake of bitter battles over ballot proposals. Snyder asked voters to approve Proposal 1 to uphold the emergency manager law, but to defeat five other proposals. In the days leading up to Tuesday's election he traveled the state in a customized bus talking with voters about how he...
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