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We could debate … or make it as difficult as possible – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Mike Rogers this week narrowly avoided having an empty chair representing himself on a public stage for the second time in seven days. The Republican nominee — unable to attend a U.S. Senate forum planned by a large coalition of Northern Michigan businesses this past Monday — hastily agreed to meet with the group on Oct. 23 instead, after the campaign gave the group the runaround for six weeks. To recap, the Northern Michigan Chamber Alliance invited Rogers and Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abd
Harrison’s longshot Senate bid bears fruit – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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While we all stayed away from lettuce last month during the Cyclospora recall, Rashida Harrison had her backup plan. She simply picked some from her Groesbeck neighborhood backyard. The 46-year-old mother likes getting her hands into the dirt and watching, slowly, as the fruits of her labor appear. “My little gardening projects still feel slightly miraculous,” Harrison said. In a way, her little tomatoes or exploding patches of basil aren’t much different than her run for the state Senate. When
Record outside spending for Stevens a sign of larger fight – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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My son’s 14-year-old friends had go-karts on their brains as we pulled into High Caliber for some birthday party fun when one of them uncorked this question: Was he responding to my joke about detouring to the Lansing Center to watch the Bernie Sanders rally instead? “The U.S. Senate candidate? Why do you ask?” He looked back at me with a bit of an agitated look. “Her ads are literally on ALL OF THE TIME. I’m so sick of them.” That’s what $52 million will get you. A blanket of paid media that’s
The governor clearly never wanted the 9 bills to begin with – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Organized labor was outraged on Friday when Gov. Gretchen Whitmer killed nine bills that had been stuck in legal limbo for more than a year and a half. A couple of hours after the Michigan Supreme Court OK’d a lower court ruling that House Speaker Matt Hall must cough up this legislation he’s been sitting on since Jan. 8, 2025, Whitmer sent her veto letter. Her point: It’s been too long since they’ve passed. The state doesn’t need more years of legal wrangling to work all of this out. Among othe
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