She's nuts, Jim.
Posted on 06/02/2020 1:50:02 PM PDT by knighthawk
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) dismissed growing impatience with her economic lockdown orders Monday and recommended residents take to the Internet to learn how to cut their own hair.
Whitmer is easing some restrictions in the coming weeks, but has not budged on allowing barber shops and hair salons to legally reopen.
“Like me, you need a haircut desperately? A couple more weeks of this and we may be back in a place where we’re able to do that safely,” she said.
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Governor Google Romanian term limits
The term “Bitch on Wheels” come to mind, a real sweetheart that one is.
Never let a pantsuit be in charge of anything.
We are so beyond haircuts
Can I start training on you, Gov? I got a nice SHARP knife...
If not termed out or biden’s vp, expect whitless to get re-elected.
I musta misheard before. Now it’s:
Learn to Comb
Google “How to un-elect a Liberal”!
Would the Witch allow a barber do haircuts on the rioters, seeing as how she is allowing them to do away with social distancing?...
What’s the riot situation in Michigan. Detroit? Lansing? Grand Rapids?
Hey witless go F yourself, it was a pile of steaming dog sh## you tried to make us eat. The riots proved it
So, you can loot and burn down a salon/barbershop...you just can’t do business in one. Got it.
Just like “Let them eat cake”. Only, Marie Antoinette never said that.
The arrogance compounds to levels not seen since Ceaucescu. Weren’t their last words something like “And after all we’ve done for them!!”
Hey, Gretch, why don’t you Google “How to commit suicide”?
She’s a fan of that old Helen Reddy song, “I am woman! Hear me whine, bitch, moan, complain, and criticize!”
She’s nuts!
Wretched Gretchen ... arrogant and ignorant.
Nope, not the Babylon Bee.
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