In the final days of legislative control, Michigan Democrats are grappling with intense internal divisions and public criticism, leading to significant disruptions in the House. Boycotts by Republican lawmakers over the tipped wage debate have resulted in multiple absences, preventing the House from achieving quorum and forcing abrupt adjournments. The lame-duck session has been characterized by a standoff, as House Democrats struggle to push through their agenda amid accusations of poor leadership under Speaker Tate. As the GOP prepares to assume majority control next month, key legislative priorities remain unfinished, leaving many workers and families in uncertainty.