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Republicans willing to risk the lives and health of Michiganders to spit in the face of Gov Gretchen Whitmer

Michigan Republicans have a long history of being on the wrong side of many of the issues the citizens of Michigan care most about. From education to privatizing essential government services like prisons and schools, they have invariably sided with the corporatists who stand to benefit most from shifting tax dollars to corporate bank accounts. I thought I had seen them at their worst when they passed the what Rachel Maddow called “THE most radical Republican experiment in the 21st Century”, Michigan’s odious Emergency Manager Law and when they formed the school district for wayward Detroit schools the Education Achievement Authority and then put the extraordinary grifter John Covington in charge with the predictably tragic results.

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Michigan Senate rejects 13 Whitmer appointments in show of disapproval over coronavirus response

The Republican-led chamber rejected more than a dozen Gov. Gretchen Whitmer appointees to various boards and commissions Wednesday as a show of disapproval against her COVID-19 response, hours ahead of her scheduled State of the State address.

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MI Senate Republicans Finally Show That They Had Enough and

MLive reported that Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich, D-Flint, said: “This is rank politics.We’re in divided government. Maybe you haven’t gotten the memo, but I’m going to let you know. It takes compromise, it takes a two-way street, not just getting up here whining” Good to know that at least once in a blue moon the Republicans in Michigan will use their power even if it appears to be “rank politics”. Whitmer has been doing so for 10 months and her democratic colleagues in the House and Senate do so whenever possible. What would you call switching your votes because Whitmer vetoed a bill that you helped pass and you did not want to send a veto-proof bill back to her desk? Senator Ananich was one of those who switched his vote if Whitmer told him to.

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GOP blocks Whitmer appointments in apparent retribution for vetoes, COVID-19 acts - News - Sault Ste Marie Evening News - Sault Ste Marie, MI

GOP blocks Whitmer appointments in apparent retribution for vetoes, COVID-19 acts - News - Sault Ste Marie Evening News - Sault Ste Marie, MI
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What Has COVID-19 Done to Child Welfare?

email article , which focuses on the stories of vulnerable communities. The first story explored how COVID-19 has affected young adults aging out of the foster care system; the second focused on grandparents raising kin; and the third was on how the pandemic impacted parents and reunification efforts. The pandemic, its associated isolation, and economic challenges prompted child welfare to sound the alarm: COVID-19 will likely result in a spike in child abuse. But whether such a trend is certain fact or educated intuition is still open to question. Complete data won t be available until mid-2021, at the earliest. Some experts fear that at-risk children won t be seen because stay-at-home orders are keeping them away from the watchful gaze of mandated reporters, especially teachers, who report one in five cases of suspected abuse and neglect to hotlines and responsible agencies.

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