Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s 2024 State of the State address is
7 p.m. Wednesday, January 24, 2024.
Yes, there will be a quiz afterward. Pay attention, take notes.

The “scorecard” according to BridgeMichigan’s Lauren Gibbons

- [X] Make headway on gun reforms: Yes
- [X] Targeted tax relief: Yes
- [ ] Repeal abortion restrictions: Incomplete  
  * At least we're not Ohio -- rr
- [X] Expand LGBTQ rights: Yes
- [ ] Fix the damn roads: Incomplete
- [ ] Economic development: Incomplete
- [ ] Universal preschool: Making progress
- [X] More money for child care: Yes  
  * Michigan was once one of the stingiest
- [ ] Free community college tuition: Incomplete
- [X] Clean energy: Yes

(When, oh, when will Lemmy support complete Markdown instead of this half-assed implementation?! Lemmy: the Kalashnikov of social media 🤦‍♂️)

Do you see eye to eye with Ms Gibbons’ assessment? I think for the most part Gov. Whitmer is doing an excellent job.

As WJBK news director Bob McBride used to say before signing off, “What do you think?”

  • skydivekingair@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    I wish we could get this for every State.

    Hell I wish we could get this for every candidate on a pamphlet before elections.

    • raoulraoul@midwest.socialOPM
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      8 months ago

      Hop on it, junior! 😁 “Every journey starts” and all that. You don’t expect me to do all the heavy lifting around here. do you? ☮

      Actually, now that I think about…from November 2018

      Courtesy of your friend and mine, The Internet Archive. Donate, ya bums. Still doing the heavy lifting cos I love you all. Regarding the other 49 governors, that’s up to you.

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    8 months ago

    I think the ones marked incomplete fall into the category of either very general or extremely tough to accomplish. I’m still happy with the progress made and our state government currently.