Posted on 03/02/2021 2:36:41 PM PST by Yo-Yo
What is Whitmer hiding?
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently paid off a former health director who was intimately involved in crafting COVID-19 policy housing patients with elderly folks in nursing homes and causing countless deaths.
Whitmer abruptly and unexpectedly paid off former state health department director Robert Gordon a bounty of $155,506 in which he signed a non-disclosure agreement of sorts. Critics are calling this a hush money payment in a desperate attempt to protect Whitmer from a criminal probe.
Additionally, Gordon assisted in operations at the absentee ballot processing center in Detroit and helped to institute a Gestapo-style regime at the TCF Center, where observers seeking to watch ballot counting were greeted with blocked-out windows. He was instrumental in the scheme to exploit the COVID-19 scamdemic to allow suspect mail-in ballots delivered at the dead of night with no accountability to be processed without poll challengers present.
If anyone knows where Whitmer’s bodies are buried so to speak, it is Gordon. After quietly resigning in January, Gordon negotiated the large payout through his attorney, Mark Totten. He signed a four-page agreement with the state on Feb. 22.
“In response to any inquiries from prospective employers, employer will state that employee voluntarily resigned,” the agreement states.
Big League Politics has reported on the corrupt behavior of Gordon as he spread propaganda about Whitmer’s policies before being forced out of his role:
Even though a state supreme court ruling recently invalidated her emergency powers, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is refusing to give up her illicit control.Whitmer is working through Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and having her bureaucratic henchmen do her dirty work as she attempts to sidestep the court ruling.
MDHHS Director Robert Gordon has issued a new emergency order mandating face masks in public, restricting bars and other venues, and limiting gathering sizes.
“A divided Michigan Supreme Court struck down these requirements on Friday. Our order today flows from a legal authority not at issue in Friday’s case. It is important we stay the course we’ve been on. When it comes to defeating COVID-19, we’re all in this together,” Gordon said in his announcement.
The Whitmer administration is continuing to repeat the same talking points that they have used throughout the pandemic to stupefy the masses into submission.
“When it comes to fighting COVID-19, we are all in this together. We need Michiganders everywhere to do their part by wearing masks and practicing safe physical distancing so we can keep our schools and small businesses open and protect the brave men and women serving on the front lines of this crisis,” Whitmer said.
“The epidemic order that Director Gordon issued today is an important step to protect Michiganders across the state from the spread of COVID-19. Let’s all mask up and stay safe,” she added.
They noted that noncompliance with these new orders will be considered a misdemeanor under Michigan state law, which could result in up to six months in jail. It could also result in a $200 fine as well as a civil fine of up to $1,000.
“Michigan was hit hard by COVID-19 early in the pandemic,” Gordon said. “Strict preventive measures and the cooperation of Michiganders drove those numbers down dramatically, greatly reducing the loss of life. As we head into flu season, this order is necessary to protect vulnerable individuals, ensure the health care system can provide care for all health issues, keep schools open, and maintain economic recovery.”
Gordon received a great deal of money to stay quiet, but the criminal actions of the Whitmer administration cannot be ignored. Michigan Republicans are finally starting to take notice after months of relative silence.
Or something.
Oops, this article was not posted tomorrow... it was posted on 3/2/2021.
Cuomo II?
The ‘killing seniors by forcing COVID-positive patients into nursing homes’ Cuomo II, yes.
Getting touchy-feely with the help Cuomo II, no.
Witless would look great in an orange jumpsuit. just sayin
I’m so glad I escaped MI long ago. I can’t imagine living in that police state.
Dems know how to use the old NDA trick to keep them from going to jail.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently paid off a former health director who was intimately involved in crafting COVID-19 policy housing patients with elderly folks in nursing homes and causing countless deaths.
Whitmer abruptly and unexpectedly paid off former state health department director Robert Gordon a bounty of $155,506 in which he signed a non-disclosure agreement of sorts. Critics are calling this a hush money payment in a desperate attempt to protect Whitmer from a criminal probe.
Interesting link...
Looks like you can’t hide behind an NDA to avoid reporting illegal activity...
I don’t think dominatrix Wretched wHitler will let them take their ballgags out yet...
Shaddap or Nazi Nessel will bring criminal charges against you for pointing out that there's law and stuff.
michigan republicans..
Spit....
After they allow her to run rampant for a year, allow the steal to get through, NOW they wanna pretend to represent us???
I will personally see to it that every incumbent republican is primaried..
The whole stinking, corrupt spineless lot of them
There used to be law and stuff...
Somewhere up in Heaven, my Revolutionary War er aancestors are no doubt cussing their heads off.
I know this may seem like a dumb question , given the hush money paid to the “sexual harassment victims”’in DC, but......
How is. Non-disclosure agreement binding with public money? Or did she pay him out of her personal account, which would be bribing a government official. And since he accepted it, he’s as guilty as she is. Morons.
The Democrats really are quite stupid. If not for fraud and their ability to promise the moon, deliver a poop sandwich, and still have some support, they’d be deader than disco. They need to thank the college professors, gimmedats, old hippies, and labor unions daily. Almost like saying grace at every meal. Start each speech by thanking all of the above for allowing them to keep getting elected.
It's going to be hard to get rid of her, they are gonna need a smoking gun, this guy was it. Unless some underling spills the beans or somehow all his emails show up, nondisclosure agreement be damned at that point. It's not just Cuomo, it's the Gov of NJ, PA, and possibly MA on top of Gretchen that all followed Cuomo's template.
Janice Dean is a hero, I hope she runs for Governor in NY. All the other clowns I mentioned, I hope they face justice, but I am not holding my breath.....
Apparently not.
We have no government in Michigan. We are operating on the whims of a lunatic. She has offered no rational reason for her dictates. This is the worst governor in my 70 years in this state. By FAR.
Thanks so much for posting, Yo-Yo.
It’s pretty simple. Massive civil disobedience will render the witch impotent.
Stand up, Michiganders!
I've signed a number of these over the years. In my professional career, they are standard part of the documentation package when on boarding to a company as an employee or by contract. Went leaving a company, it's not uncommon to have a NDA flashed at you to sign. Some times I sign and sometimes I don't at this stage. Only one time have I been offered $$$ to sign a NDA and in that case I did take the $$$ as it applied to sensitive but not at all potentially illegal info. The company was discussing an acquisition by another corporation and wanted to tightly control proprietary business info.
From my experience, most NDAs are long on dire consequences that are in reality largely non-enforceable. I guarantee you that if there were a civil, criminal or legislative investigation active or even the risk of one I would have legal representation in a flash. A NDA is primarily enforceable in circumstances of disclosing proprietary info to a news reporter or competing company.
I don't post a lot but from time to time, I will sometimes speak on some things involving a tech subject where you might detect something not mentioned. In very rare circumstances there could be a NDA factor but normally it is simply professional ethics.
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