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If there is nothing to cover-up, Whitmer and Gordon should stop hiding behind a hush-money legal agreement.

Whitmer refuses to release complete nursing home data and details behind the failed policies. Michiganders are demanding answers and transparency, now.

Even Democrats are distancing themselves from Whitmer’s hush-money payments because state taxpayer-funded severance shouldn’t be used to purchase silence from the person who shut down small businesses with his signature.

As her scandals pile up, Governor Whitmer is so desperate to cling to her administration’s executive powers that she vetoed $1.5 billion in COVID relief funding for schools, small businesses, and their employees who have been devastated by her shut down policies.

Governor Whitmer spent $155,506 in taxpayer money attempting to buy the former health director’s silence.

It’s shameful that two Michigan state senators had to launch a GoFundMe to feed our troops in D.C. while Whitmer and Biden stand idly by.

It’s time for Whitmer to fully explain the hush money payments and questionable nursing home data.

After serving two years as Michigan’s Attorney General, Dana Nessel seems more concerned with mean tweeting than learning and enforcing Michigan’s laws.

Instead of following the lead of her counterpart in New York, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel flatly refused to investigate Gov. Whitmer’s decision.

Michigan’s Black unemployment is third highest in the nation and women, especially mothers, are vanishing from the workforce by the tens of thousands.