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Hoo boy, we finally found a more self-righteous, know-it-all tyrant than California’s Gavin Newsom. Please pan the camera over to Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer for her to take a bow – no not for the Kennedy Courage Award, which she’s just won – but as the worst governor since Newsom’s notorious gazillion-dollar COVID-busting double-standard dinner at French Laundry. Whitmer blows the doors off Newsom’s cluelessness and has more hubris than Andrew Cuomo. No wonder the Left has to prop her up with awards with all the heft of Whitmer’s teased hair.
The Federalist reports that more details are emerging about the Michigan governor’s multiple trips to open and free Florida while she keeps her subjects on lockdown in Michigan.
Wicked Whitmer Is Back
Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Let’s go around the circle and tell everyone a little bit about ourselves. I’m Steve, and I’m a Pisces.
The worst of the COVID prison states have been kinda/sorta reopening lately, and while it’s encouraging, it’s also sad that the petty tyrants who have caused so much misery are still getting away with being awful people. For the moment, anyway.
In California, Gavin Newsom will probably pay the price, but not quickly enough. Andrew Cuomo isn’t being held accountable for his stunningly awful handling of the pandemic, but because he’s a serial groper.
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geraldine ferraro who is a hero of mine and persevered through difficult times lately. i would have a military person. he has a military person, historical military person. at the time with difficult struggles, celebrating a military person in this book might be a good idea. greta: you mow who i d put? this is odd one. gerald ford. when he pardoned nixon i thought he was wrong and i realize as i grew older that it changed the country. it turned out to be courageous and unpopular an cost him the presidency. that s fair. won the kennedy courage award. greta: as it turned out, put lid on problems we had in the country. much turmoil. money to charity. it goes to a scholarship fund for the children of fallen and injured heroes.