One big thing is missing from the GOP campaign to reclaim Michigan's state House: Trump
WYOMING, Mich. — As he made his case for a Republican revival here at a neighborhood steakhouse, former Michigan Gov.
WYOMING, Mich. — As he made his case for a Republican revival here at a neighborhood steakhouse, former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder abstained from red meat.
“We need to bring civility back and relentless positive action back,” Snyder, who is leading the party’s effort to reclaim the majority in the state House of Representatives, said as two dozen GOP operatives, some of them nibbling on locally famous windmill cookies, listened politely.
“I don’t believe we should call anyone names,” Snyder added. “Or yell at anyone.”
Snyder’s pitch for positivity is at odds with the political hostilities of the moment, particularly in a battleground state like Michigan. There’s none of the fiery “Fight! Fight! Fight!” rhetoric that Republicans have rallied around since the attempts to assassinate former President Donald Trump.
There’s also no Trump.
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