CONFIRMED: Governor Whitmer Begs Michiganders Not to Travel to their Summer Home — Then Her Cars Are Seen Parked Outside of HER SUMMER HOME!

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• This kills me... "Begs Michiganders Not toTravel to their Summer home." I mean, this reads as if HAVING a "summer home" is just a given, like having a car! Who TF has a summer home, except for corrupt politicians like this bitch?

• Politifact rates this false because it wasn't HER there, just her HUSBAND. Either way, Just like Pritzker, Newsom, and every other Jackwagon who's locking down everyone but allowing their families to ALL THE THINGS, she's a raging hose-beast hypocrite.

  • It was more than just her husband there, unless he somehow has the ability to drive more than one car. But like you said, it doesn't matter whether it's her or her family.

    • Maybe the husband had enough of the craziness and fled and it followed him north.

• Will the security detail make an arrest? How about suspending the driving privileges of all those who drove? This communist bitch has no problem having the licensing board pull the license of a 77 year old barber.

• Bitch. By the way a dam broke yesterday and 10,000 people had to emergency evacuate near Saginaw. Funny time to be heading out for an extra long holiday weekend.

  • Supposedly, those dams were failing for YEARS.

    • Probably. Michigan is full of half-ass dams. The whole state is basically a swamp with bits of land floating around. So people are always trying to turn flows of water into lakes or lakes into flows of water or something. It used to be people were building their own dams all over the place, before the EPA or somebody started cracking down. I live on a lake created by a dam which is basically a big pile of dirt pushed up by a developer who wanted to advertise lake-front lots. If that big pile of dirt ever fails, I'll be living on a swamp. Up north where my family vacationed on a very popular lake called Silver Lake, a farmer upstream took his tractor and piled up some dirt to make a dam and created Upper Silver Lake, around which he of course sold lots. Then a farmer even further upstream saw how much money his neighbor made and decided to do the same dam (sorry) thing, calling his lake Upper Upper Silver Lake. I kid you not. By the time they were done the flow of water was so slow that the original Silver Lake, instead of being crystal clear water, was an algae-infused soup I don't even want to dip my toe into. In the same area, a long time ago some town dwellers piled up some dirt to dam the Hart River and create a lake in the middle of town. It worked fine for decades until an extra heavy rain overflowed their lake and took out the dam, creating a giant wall of water that rushed down the river valley like a vengeful monster and completely demolished four lanes of interstate highway ten miles downstream. Did the feds punish the little town for ruining their highway with a cheap-ass makeshift dam? No, just the opposite. In order to make sure their highway was safe from future incidents, the feds came in and built them a fancy state-of-the art dam as part of the repair job on the interstate. Your federal highway funds at work.

      • https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2020/05/20/dangers-edenville-dam-failure-evaded-state-scrutiny/5228559002/

        • So the environmentalists caused this disaster trying to protect a bunch of fucking clams? Are you kidding me?

  • A graduate of the Marion Barry School of Government Policies. Haul ass out of town when it hits the fan.