Nutty Gov Whitmer spreads an obviously false conspiracy theory about the admin

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Democrat Governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer, who banned malaria drugs as a treatment for Cov-19 when the President suggested it might help coronavirus patients, is now spreading false conspiracy theories to the anti-Trump media.

She is suggesting the President is holding back supplies over their differing opinions, as if he could get away with something like that.

โ€œWhenย the federal government toldย us that we needed to go it ourselves, we started procuring every item we could get our hands on,โ€ Whitmer said Friday on WWJ 950AM. โ€œWhat Iโ€™ve gotten back is that vendors with whom we had contracts are now being told not to send stuff here to Michigan. Itโ€™s really concerning.โ€

Unsurprisingly, she wouldnโ€™t give up any vendor names or supply any evidence.

Weโ€™ve entered into a number of contracts and as we are getting closer to the date when shipments are supposed to come in, theyโ€™re getting canceled or theyโ€™re getting delayed,โ€ Whitmer said. โ€œWeโ€™ve been told theyโ€™re going first to the federal government.โ€

Who told her that? She did not offer the evidence. She didnโ€™t even make note of which supplies were held back.

Crainโ€™s sought clarity from Whitmerโ€™s office midday Friday and the names of vendors under contract that the governor referenced. Whitmerโ€™s spokeswoman had no additional information.

Also, unsurprisingly, FEMA said it is not true.

The FEMA Region 5 officials told congressional members there were no vendor shipments being diverted from Michigan and that โ€œthey would reach out (to suppliers) and try to solve the uncertainty,โ€ Mitchell said.

The woman is either insane or a vicious liar or both.


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