She ignored the legislature and acted without consulting or cooperating with them. They confronted her and she ran roughshod against them. She set herself up as a dictator.
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled unanimously that she is not a legislator but the executive. It declared all of her rulings since April “null and void“ and put the authority for making laws back where it belongs—with the legislature of our state.
I couldn’t be happier! Hopefully other states will follow.
Click here for a short and concise synopsis from the Mackinaw Center.
UPDATE SATURDAY, 9/3/20
The chief justice of the Supreme Court of Michigan informed the governor that his ruling was applied retroactive to the month of April. Her draconian rulings are Nolan void and Congress is now in charge of the coronavirus response in Michigan. Governor Whitmer tried to resist him and he slapped her down in Facebook. His ruling stands immediately.
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Lots of twisted face looks in print these days? I wonder what causes that? …so revealing.
It does not mean that there will not be restrictions, it just means that the legislature needs to be involved as it should. An immediate emergency is one thing, an ongoing course of action should have more input.
STEVE RAY HERE: Tom, well said! Succinct and clearly stated. Thanks.
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