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Tag: Darwin BooherBy JGillman, Section News
In a 'garden party' hosted by the Leelanau Republican women, Michigan state senator Darwin Booher (R-35) clarified that he would NOT be voting for the Medicaid expansion bill being advanced by Governor Rick Snyder.
The garden party, held on Sunday at a local small business, was attended by Republican US Senate candidate Terri Lynn Land, State Senator Darwin Booher, State Representatives Ray Franz (R-101), Bruce Rendon (R-103), and other local politicians and interested citizens. Booher announced he "would not be voting for medicaid expansion" during a part of the program where elected officials and prospective candidates spoke. Booher has also spoken out against the "outrageous fine" levied on Mark Baker of Baker's acres for the heinous crime of trying to farm in Michigan. Call his office and thank him for his principled stand on these important issues. (1 comment) Comments >> By JGillman, Section Multimedia
This is three of several candidates running for the Michigan Senate 35th district. Scheduling conflicts apparently keeping Democrats from attending. These two are running for the seat to be vacated by term limited Michelle McManus.
The sound could be better, and as with some of the videos taken at the event, I could not compress without losing content, so they are broken into two parts. But I figured out how to add as a playlist to save page space.
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