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By early September the Michigan Supreme Court is going to come crashing down on Whitless. She is going apeshit until that happens. Also, there is a citizens petition going around, that will most likely have enough signatures in 30 days to strip the 1945 law she is leaning on for her executive orders.

I’m so exhausted by all this. I just can’t take it.

UN troops are not far behind.

I was at a restaurant just today.

Sort of a fruity soup and sandwich shop.

A couple came in all masked up.

Sat down.....removed masks.....and chowed down.

Payed the tab, got up and put the masks back on.

WTF is the point again?

We ran a mission over west yesterday.

Headed back today......to pull a set of drills home from Chester.

With a tractor....at 15 miles per hour..........


Probably take two days!

I will let you guys know how it goes this week. I flat out refuse to wear a mask.
Anybody have a GoPro they would be willing to lend me?

I have to admit, Stretchin' Gretchen is much better looking with a mask on.......
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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed a new Executive Order requiring masks in indoor public spaces and crowded outdoor spaces as COVID-19 cases spike in the state.

Executive Order 2020-147 reiterates that individuals are required to wear a face covering whenever they are in an indoor public space. It also requires the use of face coverings in crowded outdoor spaces, where you cannot maintain proper social distancing.

The order requires any business that is open to the public to refuse entry or service to people who refuse to wear a face covering, with limited exceptions.

Michigan Retailers Association: Wear mask to shop, don’t blame employees

Under the governor’s order, businesses that are open to the public must refuse entry and service to individuals who fail to comply, and must post signs at all entrances instructing customers of their legal obligation to wear a face covering while inside.

Those who are exempt from wearing a mask in Michigan businesses include people younger than five years old, those who cannot medically tolerate a face covering, and those who are eating or drinking while seated at a food service establishment.

The executive order takes effect at 12:01am on Monday, July 13.

A willful violation of the order is a misdemeanor subject to a $500 criminal penalty, but no term of confinement may be imposed on individuals who violate the mask requirement. No individual is subject to penalty under the order for removing a mask while engaging in religious worship at a house of religious worship, although consistent with guidance from the CDC, congregants are strongly encouraged to wear face coverings during religious services.

Executive Order 2020-147 reinforces and expands upon the governor’s previous executive orders on “safely restarting Michigan’s economy and ensuring workplace safety.”

“The heroes on the front lines of this crisis have gone hours without taking their masks off every day – doctors, nurses, child care workers, grocery store workers. We owe it to them to wear our masks when we’re on a trip to the grocery store or pharmacy,” said Governor Whitmer. “Masks can reduce the chance of spreading COVID-19 by about 70 percent. By wearing masks, we can save lives and protect our family, friends, and neighbors from the spread of COVID-19. And by wearing masks now, we can put our state in a stronger position so our kids can return to school safely in the fall. For the sake of your loved ones, let’s all mask up, Michigan.”

Gov. Whitmer said on Thursday that the state was considering tightening mask rules as COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the state.

“Over the past week, we have seen an uptick in COVID-19 cases in Michigan, and over the holiday weekend, we saw countless Michiganders gathered in large groups to celebrate Fourth of July without a mask,” Whitmer said. “I think a lot of people saw this video footage from Cass County, Diamond Lake. Right now, the law requires that anyone in an enclosed public space has to wear a mask, and that means every store you’re going into. We’re reviewing that requirement and considering whether or not we need to take this a step further, to strengthen compliance, because we cannot let our guard down.”

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