HeyJaredHaley Stevens
Champion for Michigan's manufacturers, auto-industry, and middle class. Running for U.S. Senate to move the needle forward. Text JOIN to 80242.
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America Was Not Built on Fear (opens the original)
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On January 8, 1947, President Harry Truman stood before Congress and said seven words that have outlived the moment in which he spoke them:“America was not built on fear.”America, Truman said, was built “on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand.”I have been thinking about those words today.Because twenty-five years ago, America had every reason to be afraid.The sky over New York filled with smoke. A plane struck the Pentagon. Another fell into a field in P
Why I’m a Michigan Democrat (opens the original)
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Let’s get something straight.I’m a Michigan Democrat.And Michigan taught me something important: capitalism and labor aren’t enemies. They built this state together.One person has an idea. Another puts up the capital. Somebody builds the factory. Somebody runs the line. Somebody wires the building, fits the pipe, machines the part, designs the engine.And eventually something rolls out the door that people want to buy.Michigan’s history is a story of enterprise and labor sharing the same factory
Even When We Disagree (opens the original)
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On April 18, I walked onto the stage at the Michigan Democratic Party Convention as a candidate for the United States Senate and a four-term Democratic member of Congress.I wasn’t alone.Behind me were volunteers, friends, supporters, and a notably healthy contingent from UNITE HERE Local 24—people who had knocked doors, made calls, organized workers, and given up their Saturday because they believed in what we were building.Then they called my name.And the room erupted.Not in applause.In boos.
Michigan, thank you (opens the original)
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As I’m sure you know by now, the result of our primary wasn’t what we were hoping for. I know many of you are disappointed. I understand. I am too. But this moment is bigger than all of us, so I want to talk about where we go from here.Earlier today, I called Abdul El-Sayed and congratulated him. Abdul is a doctor, a community health official, a Rhodes Scholar, and a dedicated Michigander. When we spoke, I wanted to make one thing clear: he has my full support as he takes on Mike Rogers in the g
A personal message the night before the primary (opens the original)
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Here we are, friends.Tomorrow, Michiganders will vote in the primary to decide which Democrat will face Mike Rogers in November.There’s nothing left for me to say that I haven’t already said in a union hall or on somebody’s porch.What I keep thinking about is the people I’m in this for. I’ve met a lot of Michiganders during this campaign, and I mean it when I say I’m carrying each of you around with me. I see your faces, I think about what you said, I remember your stories.I’ll meet s
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