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Bernero In The Race Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero has announced his candidacy for governor. He is the first candidate to join the race for the Democratic nomination since Lieutenant Governor John Cherry dropped out of the race last month.
Iraq War Critic, Congressman John Murtha Dies In 1974, Murtha became the first combat veteran of the Vietnam War elected to Congress. But frustration over the Iraq war led him to call for an immediate pullout of U.S. troops in 2005.
Lansing's Mayor Enters The Governor's Race Today Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero joined the race for governor today with a three-city tour to announce he is seeking the Democratic nomination.
Palin Calls Obama Budget 'Immoral' Sarah Palin says President Barack Obama's proposed 2011 budget is "immoral" because it increases the national debt, which she called "generational theft."
Decision Time for Virg Bernero Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero is expected to jump into the race for governor next week.<
Goodbye, Coulouris Democratic state Representative Andy Coulouris announced Friday that he will resign as representative of the Saginaw area. The lawmaker told the Saginaw News that he has taken a job as Washington lobbyist for Dow Corning.
'Tea Party Movement' At A Crossroads The "tea party" activists all agree: Government is too big. Spending is out of control. Individual freedom is at risk. But that's where the consensus ends among the diverse groups of frustrated Americans who count themselves part of this fledgling coalition.
Scott Brown Now US Sen. Scott Brown Scott Brown is now officially a U.S. senator. Brown took over the seat held by the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, who died in August of brain cancer.
Obama Rallies Congressional Democrats President Barack Obama is rallying Senate Democrats as they prepare for critical midterm elections, thanking them for taking steps to help the nation begin to recover from the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
Candidate Plans Super Bowl Ad Blitz Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Snyder is giving his campaign a boost by running his first campaign ads during Sunday's widely watched Super Bowl.
Lt. Gov. Cherry Raised & Spent Over $1 Million on Aborted Campaign for Governor Lieutenant Governor John Cherry raised $1.4 million dollars for his campaign for governor, but spent almost all of it before dropping out of the race last month.
Peters Building A Big Campaign Warchest First-term Democratic U.S. Rep. Gary Peters of Oakland County has more campaign cash than his three GOP challengers combined. Peters has raised more than $1.5 million for his 9th District re-election campaign
Democrat Schauer Out Fundraising GOP Rivals in 7th District Incumbent Mark Schauer has raised $1.4 million for his 7th District re-election campaign and has nearly $1.2 million cash on hand.
Little Campaign Cash in One Michigan Congressional Race None of the four candidates hoping to succeed fellow Republican Pete Hoekstra in Congress has established much of a fundraising advantage yet.
Granholm Prepares For Last 'State of the State' Address Gov. Jennifer Granholm heads into her last State of the State address as an unpopular lame duck who has seen much of her power sapped in a Capitol whose atmosphere has grown increasingly bitter.
5 Candidates for Michigan Governor Clash A handful of gubernatorial candidates met in Grand Rapids today for their first debate in 2010.
President Talks With House Republicans President Barack Obama's appearance at a gathering of Republican House members today in Baltimore brought some conciliatory words from both sides, but also some pointed complaints and accusations.
Court Refuses to Remove 3 GOP Justices From Case The Michigan Supreme Court has refused to remove three Republican justices from hearing a case being argued by attorney Geoffrey Fieger.
Levin Praises Obama's 'State of the Union' Jobs Focus Michigan Congressman Sander Levin says says job growth is especially important for Michigan right now.
What If They Threw A Tea Party Convention and Nobody Came? Many tea party activists across the country are boycotting the national Tea Party convention over its $550-per person ticket price and the $100,000 speaking fee being paid to Sarah Palin.


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