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Covers state government and politics in Michigan for @detroitnews. Email is [email protected].
Lansing, MI
Joined June 2010
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'No one will know': Court records reveal secret money flowing through Lansing detroitnews.com/story/news/p…
SAVE Act could have been an interesting topic for them to debate.
Both quickly pivoted to other matters.
Mike Rogers on Abdul El-Sayed’s AI plan:
He said the quiet part out loud. He wants the government in these businesses.
“They are hip to hip on this war, and you are paying the cost,” Abdul El-Sayed says, telling people to pay attention to President Donald Trump’s upcoming visit in support of Mike Rogers.
We'll see how this goes at tonight's U.S. Senate debate
"We want it to be respectful, and we want it to be with decorum."
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The ad to supposedly help Vivek was one of the most strategically stupid ads I have seen in my 30 years in this business.
It was so obviously predictable that the counterpunch was going to hurt far more than the punch.
It might cost us a US Senate seat.
In Detroit, Sen. Raphael Warnock says there’s a “teenager who is posing” as the U.S. secretary of war.
“He’s not a serious person,” Warnock says of Pete Hegseth, “He’s a joke.”
Current scene at Abdul El-Sayed campaign event in Detroit that’s going to feature U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock:
If you're looking for a policy-focused discussion with Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, the Detroit Economic Club provided it.
Over an hour, Rogers and El-Sayed laid out major differences on economics, approach and political style. detroitnews.com/story/news/p…
The Senate candidates are appearing separately this afternoon.
That's allowing a much more policy-focused discussion at the Detroit Economic Club than at the debate earlier this month.
Asked what's the most important change that can be made to reduce health care costs, Republican Mike Rogers says price transparency.
"You need to know what they're charging when you show up."
NEWS: As Republicans target Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's medical credentials, more than 700 Michigan doctors are endorsing his campaign for U.S. Senate. detroitnews.com/story/news/p…
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Michigan voters will decide Nov. 3 whether the state adopts a ban on political contributions from monopoly utilities and a large swath of their leaders after years of rising rates across the state.
If it passes, all sides appear poised for litigation.
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"I am not going to gaslight the American people, right? The economy, we wish it was better. Gas prices, we wish they were a little lower. But are you kidding me? What is the alternative if we lose this election?" U.S. Rep. Lisa McClain, R, says on Sean Hannity's show.
During his Michigan town hall, Sean Hannity says he offered Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed 2 hours on air.
"He won't come near me," Hannity says.
