Whitmer extends MI stay at home order again to June 12 (Congress, good news)
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Since Michigan is one of three states credited with Trump's election, keeping Michigan as economically and psychologically moribund as possible is likely part of a DNC strategy for Biden to win there. I wouldn't doubt for a second that keeping it locked down is based on electoral strategy.
^^^^This, and Pennsylvania also where Governor, Commie Tommy Wolf is doing something similar.
There's kind of a BDSM thing going on with her except she gets to be the dom for an entire state and there's no safe word.
Is it true she declared BDSM clubs as essential services?
That was made clear with the news that a gay swinger’s club with “glory holes” is being allowed to operate under her nose in Lansing while she aims her business-killing death ray on 77-year-old barber Karl Manke for giving haircuts.
Stay at Home was abruptly lifted on June 1st. A combination of our very low COVID numbers and the protests made it virtually impossible for her to justify it any longer.
does the order apply to the "protesters"/rioters/loooters too?
Haven’t you heard? The virus doesn’t harm as long as your cause is in line with Democratic goals.
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