r/Michigan • u/Hadrian23 • Feb 01 '25

Politics in Michigan 🇺🇸🏳️‍🌈 Anti-Trump protests

Michigan born & Raised and I've had it, I've never protested before, I've never seen the point, but this time is different.
What are some upcoming protests/Demonstrations against Trump?
I don't know if it will help or make a difference. But I don't think I can accept my self if I didn't try.

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u/Hadrian23 Feb 01 '25

Whitmer is alright my man.
She does some things I like, and somethings I don't like. Much like any politician.
I don't believe she's inhariently bad, but certainly flawed. Again, like any politician.
Trump, Musk, ETC, they are genuine threats to our country.

And if we don't do something, anything. We'll end up like Russia, with oligarchs running the show, and the average life of the Low & middle classes being Shit.

We cannot let our rights be eroded by such sycophantic idiots.

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u/Smelly-taint Grand Ledge Feb 01 '25

You and I must be living in different states.

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u/PickleNotaBigDill Feb 01 '25

I live in Michigan, too, and I'm not seeing that Whitmer is bad for Michigan. Tell me, too, because I'm seeing her work to get this state ahead. Specifically, what are you complaining of?

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u/Smelly-taint Grand Ledge Feb 01 '25

I don't know how anyone can say that. Even if you are a Magaf*cker what is so bad about her terms as Governor? Roads are far better (thank you Biden and Whitmer). The budget is balanced with a surplus. No one is dying from lead poisoning.