Lisa McClain

I fully anticipate President Trump is gonna be in Michigan before election day as well.

Lisa McClain, Representative Lisa McClain said on these airwaves that she anticipates a October 25th date as a possibility.

What impact do you think these visits will have on turnout? I think that is the most important thing over the next two weeks.

And again, I will probably sound like a broken record over the next two weeks when it comes to this election, because this election will come down to turnout.

Um, a lot of people were there, both, uh, from a visiting standpoint, uh...

You know, we had a couple members of Congress, Congresswoman Lisa McClain, Congressman Tim Walberg, who represents that area.

A number of our statewide candidates, Anthony Folini for Secretary of State, and Doug Lloyd for Attorney General.

Jay DeBoer was there.

He has said he plans to come soon.

Lisa McClain said, "Keep the date of October 25th open." But after the debate last week, I pressed, uh, Mike Rogers if he would appear with Donald Trump.

He did not give a firm answer, so certainly the Trump factor, very prominent here, again, as Michigan Senate race comes down to the wire.

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Uh, Jack's probably the favorite.

Would he run against Lisa McClain? Would he run against anyone, or does he just want someone to create a role for him? There are two reasons I think that, that someone would create a position for him.

They help him win, or he's owed something.

I don't think he's owed anything.

New polls indicate Democrats are doing well with just a couple of weeks before the midterm election.

Republican Congresswoman Lisa McClain says, "Don't listen to what the pollsters are saying in Michigan." She says, "They were wrong in the midterms, and they will prove to be wrong again in November."

I am very hard-pressed to believe any of the polls, right? Nobody had Trump winning, and everybody in the poll in Michigan had Abdul up by double digits.

Right.

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Yes, Tom Barrett bumbled, mumbled, and blubbered at the end of his statement because, well, MAGA Republicans have nowhere to go on the data center issue since their dear leader Trump continues to back data centers and continues to back the big tech bros since, of course, he's backed by the billionaire big tech bros.

And even more, even more, is how dear leader Trump's and Israel's war on Iran is just another culprit for these high energy prices and crippling economic conditions here in Michigan, and it's a war that John James, Tom Barrett, and Bill Huizenga, and Jack Bergman up in the UP, and my congressman in mid-Michigan, John Moolenaar, and the thumb region's dingbat congresswoman, Lisa McClain, all supported.

And it's a war that's costing us and raising our debt and deficits because I'm always told whenever there's a Democrat in office, we have to care about debt and deficits, debt and deficits, debt and deficits.

But you never hear that discussion whenever a Republican is in office.