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June is traditionally acknowledged as Pride Month to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall uprising following a police raid on a gay bar New York City’s Greenwich Village.
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A federal judge has denied gubernatorial hopeful Perry Johnson’s request to put his name on the Republican primary ballot.
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Detroit Free Press state government reporter Paul Egan joined Michigan Radio's Doug Tribou to talk about the latest shake up in the Republican race for governor.
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One of the Republicans kept off of Michigan's gubernatorial primary ballot is suing in federal court. Perry Johnson lost a bid to get the Michigan Supreme Court to place him on the ballot last week.
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The Michigan Legislature’s Republican leaders say they want to step in to defend the state’s dormant abortion ban if Attorney General Dana Nessel won’t.
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The state attorney general’s office has opened an investigation into whether campaign finance laws were broken by two political funds with ties to Michigan Senate Republicans.
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The deadline to file motions in GOP gubernatorial candidate Perry Johnson’s lawsuit against state election officials was Tuesday.
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The case filed by Perry Johnson — who’s billed himself as the “Quality Guru” — has been placed on a very fast track to get an appeals court decision as soon as this week. The state has to file its response Tuesday and any reply must also be filed Tuesday.
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Republican Daire Rendon is defying the party line on auto no-fault, but she says she needs others in her party to do the same.
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Perry Johnson is the first Republican hopeful for governor to call on a court to put him on the August statewide primary ballot. Johnson — a self-described “quality guru” — filed his case with the Michigan Court of Appeals.