Dave Bondy talked to Grand Blanc, Michigan voter Teri Chambers who says she received three applications for absentee ballots not once, but twice to her home. Chambers is worried about the possibility of voter fraud. The Michigan Secretary of State's ofice tells Bondy forging a signature is against the law and that mail in voting
This is not my arena. I don't usually comment on current events or political issues, but I was shocked when I read the cdc guidelines for reopening schools in America. I was even more appalled when I learned that these guidelines are already being trialed in many schools and daycare facilities across our country. I
South Dakota is open for business. If you value our way of life, where people love freedom, smaller communities, and lots of wide-open spaces, come to South Dakota. The air is fresh, the people are free, and the possibilities are endless.
President Trump announced during a White House press conference that houses of worship are essential. They will now be able to host services despite local shutdown orders.
As he is careful to point out, Professor Michael Levitt is not an epidemiologist. He’s Professor of Structural Biology at the Stanford School of Medicine, and winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for “the development of multiscale models for complex chemical systems.” With a purely statistical perspective, he has been playing close attention
Michigan law requires a state of emergency to be approved by both the Governor and the Legislature. The Legislature did not extend the State of Emergency beyond April 30 and the Governor has unilaterally issue executive orders. Law enforcement and local businesses wanting to move Michigan forward are caught in the middle of this constitutional
77 year old barber Karl Manke opens his barber shop in Owosso, Michigan in the midst of Michigan's constitutional crisis. Local police issue citations and Governor Whitmer uses Michigan State Police to deliver her cease and desist order to close his small business down.
