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Who we send to Lansing this November will decide whether Michigan keeps swimming forward or gets pulled into the jaws of the same failed agenda from Republicans in D.C. that’s driving up costs right now. This Shark Week, let’s keep Michigan swimming forward! And if you’re wondering where my...

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