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Thursday, May 21, 2020

Governor Whitmer Discusses Opening of Retail and other Activities in Michigan

Governore Whitermer discusses the opening of retail and other activities in Michigan. This comes in time for Memorial Day weekend. I suspect not everyone is going to be happy but we can start moving around and opening up businesses. At some point someone is going to calculate some numbers on the total devastation of COVID in terms of life, property and wealth. We have a lot of work to do to bring back our economy (Michigan and Nationally). This is our chance to reclaim a dominant global position if the nation focuses on finding new ways of approaching the market and eliminating waste and mismanagement.

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Thursday, May 21, 2020

Governor Whitmer Discusses Opening of Retail and other Activities in Michigan

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