This past Tuesday, Judicial Watch released a trove of emails about the settlement agreement between the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and Robert Gordon, who was the department director, that show the lengths to which department officials fumbled with their messaging during the height of the pandemic.
This past Tuesday, Judicial Watch released a trove of emails about the settlement agreement between the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and Robert Gordon, who was the department director, that show the lengths to which department officials fumbled with their messaging during the height of the pandemic.
The information came to light with the release of 1,221 pages that Judicial Watch received in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.
For example, a Dec. 1, 2020, email from Gordon to Gov. Gretchen Whitmerâs chief of staff and deputy chief of staff included an overview of a project by pollster Frank Luntz and the de Beaumont Foundation titled âChanging the COVID Conversation.â The project was undertaken to come up with âspecific words, sentences, phrases and attributes Americans need to hear to change their behavior and stop the spread of the coronavirus,â according to the overview.
The deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and other persons of color sparked a movement that spanned the globe. Millions marched in protest and
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John Holdcroft, from Upton by Chester (also known as Colonel Fudge), has shared some memories of the 1960 s music scene in the city with the Chester Standard, featuring The Fab Four. As a 16-year-old in the summer of 1962 in Chester, the world of music was a weekly helping of
Juke Box Jury and
Thank Your Lucky Stars. The national pop scene was still dominated by American stars like Elvis, and there was Cliff Richard, Billy Fury and Marty Wilde who emulated them in Britain,including hairstyles, shoulder and lip postures.
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