House Republicans plan “expansive” investigations into Whitmer’s administration

From The Mid­west­ern­er:

Incom­ing House Speak­er Matt Hall is plan­ning an expan­sive over­sight com­mit­tee that will care­ful­ly scru­ti­nize Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s admin­is­tra­tion and oth­er aspects of state gov­ern­ment, a Repub­li­can source famil­iar with Hall’s think­ing tells The Mid­west­ern­er.

Accord­ing to the source, Hall plans six Over­sight sub­com­mit­tees, includ­ing:

• Weaponiza­tion of State Gov­ern­ment
• Child Wel­fare Sys­tem
• Cor­po­rate Sub­si­dies and State Invest­ments
• Pub­lic Health and Food Secu­ri­ty
• Home­land Secu­ri­ty and For­eign Influ­ence
• State and Local Pub­lic Assis­tance Pro­grams

Hall’s cre­ation of sub­com­mit­tees is unprece­dent­ed and reflects an antic­i­pat­ed vig­or­ous inves­ti­ga­tion into Whitmer’s poli­cies and deci­sions in par­tic­u­lar. But it’s expect­ed the sub­com­mit­tees will also be review­ing Attor­ney Gen­er­al Dana Nessel’s actions, as well as those of Sec­re­tary of State Joce­lyn Ben­son.

Read the full sto­ry at The Mid­west­ern­er.