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Latest Republican Refusing to Run for Levin Seat, Camp Prefers Role Destroying Medicare in House of Representatives LANSING – Congressman David Camp is the latest in a growing number of potential Republican candidates refusing to run for Senator Levin’s seat. Camp told the The Weekly Standard yesterday that he was too “busy” . . . → Read More: Congressman David Camp to Michigan: “I’m Busy” LANSING — The Michigan Democratic Party released the following statement today in response to Gov. Rick Snyder appointing Washington lawyer Kevyn Orr as Detroit’s emergency manager. . . . → Read More: Michigan Democratic Party Statement on Gov. Snyder Appointing Kevyn Orr as Detroit’s Emergency Manager LANSING — The Michigan Democratic Party released the following statement on U.S. Sen. Carl Levin’s announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2014. . . . → Read More: Michigan Democratic Party Statement on Sen. Carl Levin Declining to Seek Re-election LANSING — Today’s decision by U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman to postpone his ruling until the U.S. Supreme Court rules on pending cases is merely delaying the inevitable day when Michigan’s same-sex marriage ban is struck down, said Michigan Democratic Party Chair Lon Johnson. . . . → Read More: Michigan Democratic Party Pledges to Continue Fight for Marriage Equality LANSING — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder will face an uphill battle for re-election based on new poll results released today by Public Policy Polling, which found the Republican governor trails all potential Democratic candidates tested and holds a 37 percent job approval rating. . . . → Read More: New Poll Results Show Michigan Voters Rejecting Gov. Rick Snyder LANSING — Gov. Rick Snyder, who termed himself “One Tough Nerd” during his campaign, will see a new, “One Term Nerd” bulletin board, located on Interstate Highway 96, during his daily commute from Lansing to Ann Arbor. . . . → Read More: New Lansing-Area Billboard Touts Michigan Democratic Party Plan to Make Snyder a “One Term Nerd” LANSING — This morning President Barack Obama discussed solutions to avoid the sequester and reduce our debt and deficit in a balanced manner. After the news conference, Michigan Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer released the following statement. . . . → Read More: Michigan Democratic Party Reacts to President Obama’s Call for Congressional Action to Avert Sequestration LANSING — After last night’s State of the Union, in which President Obama laid out a clear vision and concrete plan for a thriving middle class, Michigan Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer released the following statement: . . . → Read More: Michigan Democratic Party Chair Reacts to President Obama’s Plan for a Strong Middle Class and a Strong America LANSING — The Michigan Democratic Party today released a new video, “Metrics and Measurements,” that highlights Michigan’s lack of progress under Gov. Rick Snyder, who told the Heritage Foundation last week that the “role of government is customer service.” . . . → Read More: Gov. Rick Snyder’s “Metrics and Measurements” Demonstrate Lack of Progress LANSING — Despite saying “social issues are not on my agenda,” Gov. Rick Snyder may soon have to decide whether Michigan women seeking an abortion will be subjected to transvaginal ultrasounds under legislation introduced by Michigan House Republicans. . . . → Read More: Are “Transvaginal Ultrasounds” on Rick Snyder’s Agenda? |
 
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