Tom Smith, the candidate who dropped out of the #MI08 Republican primary but is still poised to defeat Trump-endorsed Amir Hassan, sent this handwritten note to the FEC less than a month ago:
Congratulations to Liz and @JohnJamesMI on last night’s primary win. You poured your hearts into this and persevered through so much these past several weeks. You’ve been great friends, and Jenell and I are so proud. Honored to share such a special night with you!
Get out and vote for @JohnJamesMI today. Laser focused on fixing Michigan’s 3rd-grade reading crisis. Backs the blue 💯. Will push back on AI data centers and repeal green energy mandates. Oh, and in ’22, he outperformed the top of the ticket by 12%.
Nothing like walking around Chicago in a @tigers hat the same day the @Dodgers are in town and having fan after fan comment on how they just shored up their third straight World Series at your expense.
First stop: Applebee’s for BBQ wings.
I was just informed that if she goes to a college that doesn’t let her have a puppy, she’s going to find a boyfriend that does. 😩
I’m not one who believes yard signs vote. But in the Democratic primary for the 7th Congressional District, I’ve seen dozens of Will Lawrence yard signs, one Maasdam yard sign, and not a single one for Brink.
Over 20 years ago, while interning at the Genesee County Prosecutor’s Office, a young APA, Andrea LeGendre, took me under her wing. After law school, she helped me land my first job clerking for Probate Judge Jennie Barkey.
Now Judge Barkey is retiring, and Andrea is running for that seat.
It was an honor to be back in Genesee County last night supporting my dear friend. I’m incredibly proud to support her. She is going to make an outstanding judge.
Dana Nessel has spent nearly eight years weaponizing the Attorney General’s office against Republicans and conservative causes.
She no longer feels safe attending her Party’s convention.
Let that sink in.
Attorney General Dana Nessel just said at a roundtable on antisemitism that she will not be attending the state party convention in August because she doesn’t feel safe, saying she doesn’t want to be harassed or booed off the stage.
This primary season has been brutal. Republicans in the governor’s race. Democrats in the Senate. That ends Tuesday night. The party that unites first will have the advantage in November. For Republicans, that better start Wednesday morning.