President Trump re-appoints Gov. Whitmer to Council of Governors
WASHINGTON D.C., DC — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was selected by President Donald Trump to be re-appointed to the Council of Governors Thursday. The re-appointment will make Whitmer the longest-serving current member of the council. She was first appointed to the council by President Biden in 2021 and then re-appointed again in 2023.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has been selected by President Donald Trump to continue serving as one of 10 governors on the ...
Questions from reporters about the status Michigan's Medicaid payment system prompted debate within Gov. Whitmer's office ...
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