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Tag: Neil Cavuto

Conservative Unity In Michigan's First District

By jenkuz, Section News
Posted on Mon Nov 01, 2010 at 08:51:22 AM EST
Tags: Benishek, conservatism, elections 2010, Herman Cain, Jason Allen, Mark Levin, Michigan's First District, Neil Cavuto, Phyllis Schlafly, Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity, Tea Party, Tom Stillings (all tags)

Dr. Daniel Benishek is running a positive campaign for U.S. Congress in Michigan's First District. He gained national attention within hours of Bart Stupak's press conference on March 21st, 2010, when he announced he would vote for the health care bill. It was widely accepted that Stupak had betrayed his conservative district with his decision to vote for the Health Care Bill. Radio talk-show host Mark Levin had Dan on his radio program the next day, supporting him over Stupak. A flurry of television and radio appearances followed, including Sean Hannity, and Neil Cavuto. With help from the grass roots and the Tea Party Express, Stupak made a decision not to run for re-election. In a 6-way race for the primary, Benishek won the district with just 15 votes ahead of long-time State Senator for part of the district, Jason Allen. Allen made a decision not to ask for a recount, and Benishek would move on to face a Democrat challenger, Gary McDowell and three other candidates. Below is a list of important names and endorsements of Daniel Benishek M.D.

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