Weird. For some reason, the AP failed to mention the Dem governor by name in this article on skyrocketing cases in Michigan

Greg P. | 8:49 AM on November 23, 2021

As we head into the Thanksgiving holiday, Michigan “remains worst in the U.S. for new COVID cases, as 17,008 new COVID-19 cases, 83 deaths reported over 3 days”:

Michigan remains worst in the U.S. for new COVID cases, as 17,008 new COVID-19 cases, 83 deaths reported over 3 days https://t.co/pu2Hwhv1Yl

— Niraj Warikoo (@nwarikoo) November 23, 2021

The AP has an article up on how states in the Upper Midwest are dealing with the spike, but for some odd reason they failed to name Michigan’s Dem governor, Gretchen Whitmer, in the article:

A surge in COVID-19 cases in the Upper Midwest has some Michigan schools keeping students at home ahead of Thanksgiving. In Minnesota, the military is sending medical teams to relieve hospital staffs overwhelmed by patients. https://t.co/tGlapDV6pi

— The Associated Press (@AP) November 18, 2021

But they did mention Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis:

AP writes about the Covid surge in Michigan, doesn’t mention the name “Whitmer,” does mention “DeSantis” https://t.co/wJ2uEiFuKS

— Christina Pushaw 🐊 (@ChristinaPushaw) November 21, 2021

And before any libs reading this post say the spike is because of Trump supporters who aren’t vaccinated, it’s not only because of Trump supporters who aren’t vaccinated. From the AP:

In Detroit, where only 35% of eligible residents were fully vaccinated, the school district said it would switch to online learning on Fridays in December because of rising COVID-19 cases, a need to clean buildings and a timeout for “mental health relief.” One high school has changed to all online learning until Nov. 29.

At another high school, some students and teachers briefly walked out Wednesday, saying classes still were too large for a pandemic and the school needed a scrubbing.

Detroit health officer Denise Fair Razo said new cases have skyrocketed in the city in the last 14 days to 3,858, compared to 2,322 in the previous two-week period.