Tagged: Justin Amash

9:54 am
Wed April 24, 2013

Republican operatives weigh options for U.S. Senate race next year

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Congressman Mike Rogers seen as solid choice for Senate, Representative Justin Amash as the anti-establishment candidate
Longtime Michigan Republican operatives are open about their desire see Rep. Mike Rogers run in the state's open-seat Senate race, but they're worried Rep. Justin Amash -- who possesses little regard for the GOP establishment -- won't let the possibility of a damaging primary derail his ambition for a seat in the upper chamber.
8:29 pm
Tue April 23, 2013

Democrats urge Congressman Gary Peters to run for Senate

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Southeast Michigan lawmaker had big fundraising first quarter. Reps. Justin Amash and Mike Roger considered possible Republican candidates for Senate
Washington - U.S. Rep. Gary Peters raised more money in the first quarter of this year than two other fellow representatives combined who are also considering a run for U.S. Senate. Peters, D-Bloomfield Township, is eyeing a campaign for Senate in 2014 with the retirement of Sen. Carl Levin, D-Detroit.
5:31 pm
Sun January 27, 2013

Rep. Amash discusses budget and guns in Calhoun County town hall meetings

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Amash held town hall meetings Saturday in Battle Creek and Marshall.
U.S. Rep. Justin Amash said he and House Speaker John Boehner are on better terms now than they were late last year when Amash was kicked off the House Budget Committee, a move seen as retaliation for Amash's independent voting record.
7:56 am
Wed January 16, 2013

Representatives Huizenga, Amash vote against storm relief

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Both West Michigan Congressmen say the aid should have been paid for by reducing other spending.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI - U.S. Reps. Justin Amash and Bill Huizenga both voted against $50.7 billion in additional federal Superstorm Sandy relief on Tuesday, Jan. 15. The aid package passed the U.S. House by a vote of 241-180 in a late vote that followed hours of debate on the hefty supplement to $9.7 billion in aid OK'd in early January.