Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) vetoed legislation that would have made it a felony to attempt to apply for multiple absentee ballots or fill out an application for other individuals without their consent.
The main bill was passed by the GOP-controlled House and Senate on bipartisan 77-26 and 32-6 votes, with some Democrats opposed.
Protect her Criminal democrat party during the election
I’d ask her personally but just lookin her
well
have you ever walked into a ball of hanging ticks from a tree?
well I have it wasn’t fun
you ever have a tick on you?
well just look at her
her oily looking skin is like the residue of tick
ebbie gibbies
file this under
Chance ya bastard now I’m itchy
Most people think that because it’s winter, they’re safe from tree-dwelling creepy crawlies, but bugs don’t actually die during the cold months. Instead, they hibernate. And once they’re nice and cozy inside your home, they rear their gross heads.
Imagine waking up Christmas morning, only to have bugs crawling all over your presents!
The most common trees known to carry bugs are spruce, fir, and pine trees. Consequently, one of the most common bugs found in these trees is Aphids. Aphids are usually a black or brown color and very small, so it’s important to inspect your tree closely. Don’t squash these bugs on your furniture, as they leave purple or red stains.
Other tree-dwelling bugs are ticks, scale insects, bark beetles, psocids, and mites. But beware! Even if you don’t see any bugs, there could still be traces of feeding trails, eggs, or burrows, all of which could lead to a mass army of bugs any second.
Once you bring the tree home, leave it in the garage for 24 hours. Then, once it’s up, be sure to vacuum around the bottom as frequently as possible. This will eliminate any adventurous bugs.
Spray your tree with neem oil. This will kill any bugs present.
