Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Friday announced at a press conference that she has urged high schools in the state to voluntarily close for in-person instruction for two weeks after spring break, amid soaring COVID-19 transmission rates in the state. She also urged for youth sports to pause and for residents to avoid indoor dining for the same period to help slow the spread of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, which causes COVID-19. “A policy change alone won’t change the tide. We need everyone to step up and take personal responsibility here,” she said, when asked why she didn’t issue any mandatory orders and instead opted for a recommendation. “We all need to go above and beyond the rules we have in place,” Whitmer said. “Right now our numbers are alarming, and we all have a role to play to get our state moving in the right direction again,” …