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Director of State Health Department blames residents for ongoing spread of COVID-19 virus

By Andy Nghiem | Jan 19, 2021

Director of the Michigan Department of Heath and Human Services Robert Gordon made a statement blaming the state’s residents for the ongoing spread of the COVID-19 virus and extended the lockdown closing indoor service at bars and restaurants until Dec. 20.

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Residents unclear whether Whitmer will lift COVID-19 restaurant restrictions by February

By Andy Nghiem | Jan 18, 2021

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently announced that the current COVID-19 lockdown might be modified to permit restaurants to resume indoor dining, but Michigan residents remain skeptical, according to the Mackinac Center For Public Policy.

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MDHHS director and Whitmer blame residents for ongoing spread of COVID-19 virus

By Andy Nghiem | Dec 18, 2020

Director of the Michigan Department of Heath and Human Services (MDHHS) Robert Gordon made a statement blaming the state’s residents for the ongoing spread of the COVID-19 virus, and he extended the current lockdown, closing indoor service at bars and restaurants until at least Sunday, Dec. 20, according to Michigan Capitol Confidential.

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Mackinac Center for Public Policy summarizes 2019-2020 Michigan Legislature key votes

By Andy Nghiem | Nov 10, 2020

The Mackinac Center for Public Policy recently highlighted some of the key votes by the 2019-2020 Michigan Legislature.

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Calley calls for more a transparent COVID-19 response from Michigan Legislature

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 30, 2020

According to an opinion piece by Rep. Julie Calley (R-Portland) published by The Detroit News in September, the Legislature of Michigan needs to work towards more transparent COVID-19 plans.

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Calley pledges to support working mothers impacted by COVID-19

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 2, 2020

Michigan Rep. Julie Calley (R-Portland) has been hearing from employees and employers about the disproportionate effects of COVID-19 on women in the workplace, according to a Facebook post by Calley from September.