Is Trump. in a situation of Damned if you do and Damned if you dont??
What powers dose he have.... Can he override governors and enact federal powers to make decisions???
Quoting: Cynical Realist WASH HANDS We have a few Democrat governors who are really taking advantage of the situation
Take Michigan
She’s not releasing negative test numbers, only positive
Claims it will give false hope it’s not serious, REALLY?
She’s threatened/intimated that she will go after pharmacists and doctors who prescribe hydroxychloroquine without medical backup for a reason
She’s asked people to snitch on people who go to work that should be at home
She bitches and complains that Trump has done nothing to help her yet she hasn’t even filed a FEMA claim for help yet?!?!? And she asked, this is what her spox person said: Tiffany Brown, a spokeswoman for Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, said Wednesday morning state officials were "reviewing and looking into" a request to FEMA.
Why would someone do that if their cases shot them up to being i. The top 5 infected states?
Take a look at her numbers she’s reporting, can you understand why people are getting mad and saying this is BS?
She even gets a D grade for data quality
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I got this email today:
In case you missed it, the Detroit Free Press revealed today that - while Governor Whitmer has spent the last week attacking the president - Whitmer has failed to file the necessary paperwork to get Michigan badly needed federal funding to help the state through the COVID-19 crisis.
Meanwhile, FEMA funds are currently being received by the states of Iowa, Louisiana, New York, California and Washington due to requests by their governors, and the swift approval of the Trump administration.
It’s time for Governor Whitmer to put aside her partisanship and do what's right for the people of Michigan.
The entirety of the Free Press article can be found below.
FEMA: Michigan has not requested major disaster declaration for coronavirus
Paul Egan, Detroit Free Press
The administration of President Donald Trump has already declared major disasters for Iowa, Lousiana, New York, California and Washington, officials confirmed.
But for Michigan, where the number of confirmed cases topped 1,700 Tuesday, with at least 24 deaths, "FEMA has not yet received a request for a major disaster declaration," spokesman Michael Hart said.
