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Michigan GOP Attempts to Challenge Whitmer’s Powers Amid Disapproval of Coronavirus Stay-At-Home Orders
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— Apr 24, 2020
Michigan Republicans are pushing back against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) stay-at-home orders. The state’s legislature — currently controlled by the Republican party — will reconsider Whitmer’s powers on Friday due to…
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TIM HUELSKAMP: Catholic Turnout Could Provide The Tipping Point For A Trump Victory
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— Aug 29, 2024
The path to victory for former President Donald Trump and the Republican Party runs through the 2,585 Catholic parishes in Arizona, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. These six states are the…
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Dem Senate Candidate Finally Speaks Out Against China-Linked Battery Maker After Months Of Attacks From GOP
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— Sep 6, 2024
Democratic Michigan Rep. Elissa Slotkin came out against a Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-linked company during a campaign rally this week, after enduring months of criticism from Republicans over the matter. Slotkin…
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Whitmer Endorses Stevens in Michigan Senate Primary
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— Jul 20, 2026
Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary has evolved into a high-stakes proxy battle between establishment-backed Haley Stevens and progressive Abdul El-Sayed, driven by tens of millions in outside spending that dwarfs candidate fundraising. Separately, Republican Mike Rogers remains the front-runner for the general election, while the contest for the Democratic nomination is shaping party strategy and electoral prospects in a key battleground state.
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Americans Fought To Save South Korea: Are South Koreans Forgetting?
James P. Pinkerton · 5 min · 12h
