Whitmer Hints She Won’t Lift State Of Emergency Until Coronavirus Vaccine Available
That could mean another two years or longer of lockdowns and restrictions
Saginaw County Stops Requiring Union-Scale Wages On Government Projects
After state prevailing wage law was repealed, local versions became hard to administer
Backed By Police Unions in 2018, Whitmer Silent On Police Union Reforms
Police collective bargaining contracts implicated in departments’ failure to dismiss bad actors
Whitmer's 'Enhanced' Executive Order Penalties Appear Outside The Law And Constitution
State sidestepping state of emergency law by pulling sanctions from a different law
Hasn't Opened Yet, And Traverse City's Government Broadband Needs Surprise Loan
Private sector competition is ‘not going to just roll over’
Ex-ACLU Head Plays Race Card On Detroit Schools
Yet, Detroit receives thousands of dollars more per student than the average Michigan school district
Word ‘Epidemic’ Missing From Law Whitmer Bases Unilateral Governance On
‘Epidemic’ does appear in the emergency law that limits how long she can go solo
Michigan Health Official Calls COVID Survivors ‘Lucky,’ CDC Data Suggests Survival is Commonplace
Projections show that overall, victims have a very high chance of beating the disease
A Myth Too Politically Useful Not To Repeat: Schools In Poor Michigan Cities Get Less
Two politicians at Whitmer press conference keep it going
Most Michigan Schoolchildren To Have One Interaction With A Teacher Most Months
No in-person meetings required; four emails would qualify in two other months
Nearly Six Months Into Michigan Emergency, Lockdown Rationales Keep Changing
Normal life and large parts of state economy have been suspended since March 10
Epidemiologists To Michigan Supreme Court: Lock Down State Until Vaccine
But that could be years
Court Tosses Politicians’ Lawsuit Against Residents For Critical Comments
Action by township board members is a frivolous affront to free speech, circuit court rules
Teacher Fired For Dissing Liberals, U-M Prof Got Raises After ‘I Hate Republicans’
To save his job, district demanded teacher admit he was wrong
Did Michigan See 7,431 People Die In April, Or 13,011? Watch Those Revisions
For just COVID-19 the state initially reported 2,386 April deaths; revisions now indicate there were 3,232
No COVID Patients In Delta County, Yet Gladstone Tavern Closed On Whitmer’s Order
‘I’m not sure what science class she took,’ says business owner
Salon Owner Reported For Facebook Post, Gets State Inspection
Small town entrepreneur learns value of keeping quiet
President Of Second-Largest Teachers Union Doesn’t Rule Out A Virus Epidemic Strike
Teacher strikes are illegal in Michigan
Oakland Officials Order All Office Workers To Mask-Up
Did county miss Executive Order bit about 'open to the public' offices only?
Whitmer To Regulators: You Must Consider Shutting Down Businesses Violating My Orders
Business licenses also in jeopardy
More Evidence License Mandates Protect Special Interests Over Consumers
Legislation would require the least-restrictive method necessary
Like CapCon on Facebook
Follow CapCon on X
Be thankful for liberal democracy