Monthly Archives: July 2021

Michigan and January 6th (Guest: House Dem Leader Donna Lasinski)

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So what’s up with James Craig’s “almost running” campaign for Governor? Mark and Jeff analyze the shaky rollout for the GOP’s chosen one, and also discuss Governor Whitmer’s massive campaign fundraising which was helped by the numerous efforts to recall her from office. In the second segment they are joined by the Democratic Leader of … Continue reading Michigan and January 6th (Guest: House Dem Leader Donna Lasinski) →

How Michigan Fits the Pattern (Guest: Tom Hamburger)

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In the opening segment, Jeff Timmer discusses how the departure of Michigan Republican Party executive director Jason Roe hurts the party as the internal RINO cleansing continues, and details his campaign finance complaint against soon-to-be-official gubernatorial candidate James Craig. Jeff and Mark Brewer are then joined by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Tom Hamburger. He is an investigative … Continue reading How Michigan Fits the Pattern (Guest: Tom Hamburger) →

It’s Trump’s Party, Not Mine (Guest: George Conway)

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Jeff Timmer and Mark Brewer are joined by outspoken attorney George Conway. Conway, a lifelong conservative, was considered by President Donald Trump for the position of Solicitor General of the United States, and a post as an assistant attorney general heading the Civil Division at the United States Department of Justice, but withdrew himself from consideration.  … Continue reading It’s Trump’s Party, Not Mine (Guest: George Conway) →

The Congressional Maze (Guest: Representative Andy Levin)

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Mark and Jeff discuss the repercussions of Republicans paying a $200,000 fine after the former party chair turns in the current party chair for a campaign finance violation, as well as the possible gubernatorial candidacy of former Attorney General MIke Cox. Then they are joined by Congressman Andy Levin for a review of President Biden’s … Continue reading The Congressional Maze (Guest: Representative Andy Levin) →