Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s Residence Getting $1.1 Million in Security Including and 8-Foot Tall Fence

[WEATHER53]

She said she has every right to protect herself from rioters but when they come to your door they are peaceful protestors

 

[Compost]

There are BLM protests in Detroit and Jackson and probably other places too. We don't hear much because -happily- they aren't setting fires and beating people up. So far, anyway.

Herr Whitmer is probably worried that things could take a turn. She just redeclared the "state of emergency" to run to Oct 1st. This means there are still many many people not allowed to work. It's been 6 months.

 

[Mac-7]

It is not Whitmer's state owned residence, she does reside in the residence yet it is not hers...

Its her thats getting protected while she is living there

No doubt there is armed police protection on hand also

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

You have to give it to the leftists on this forum. They're taking a beating this week defending their masters crazy and hypocritical actions yet they stick to the talking points. Must be exhausting.

 

[justinacolmena]

And just why does the governor's mansion have to be such a veritable little Kremlin?

Half the time something like this happens, I suspect the DEMOCRATs are planting hidden bugs and listening devices and leaving them in place for an incoming Republican administration.

Else how do the DEMOCRAT mainstream media get their hands on all those embarrassing sound recordings and transcripts of Republican calls? Deepfakes, of course, but they need to assemble a corpus of real live recordings to create those.

 

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Ever notice how many despots wear leather?

 

[Claudette]

The State Government would have to approve the upgrades. The State owns the house not the Governor.

 

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The State Government would have to approve the upgrades. The State owns the house not the Governor.

Not quite. She has reupped the "state of emergency" again and again. The legislators have objected. It's now up to the Michigan Supreme Court.

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