Our Gift to You This Holiday Season
The Ultimate Christmas List for Conservatives
Socialism vs. Capitalism
MAHA | Make Travel Family Friendly Again
This Is Not a Test
60 Minutes Offers 'Syrupy Minutes' for the Left
The Common Faith of Elise Stefanik and Erika Kirk
'Experts' Continue to Get It Wrong As Trump Shatters Jobs Expectations and Rebuilds...
Should Have Been Aborted
Transformational Change Often Looks Like a Failure in the Middle
In the Dark in San Francisco
Destroying Countrysides to Save Earth From a Climate Non-Crisis
Voluntary Deportations Gain Steam
Seattle Public Health Officials Give Hilarious Advice to Solve 'Toilet Rat' Epidemic
Democrat Mayor Says City Residents Might Kill ICE Agents Who Enforce the Law...
Tipsheet

Rep. John James Explains Gubernatorial Run

AP Photo/Paul Sancya

Michiganders “deserve better” since Democrats have ruined the state, GOP Rep. John James said in explaining why he chose to run for governor.

“This is nothing about ambition. It's all about service,” James told Newsmax. “I've been living service before self, which is the reason why I went to the military, went to West point, graduated and flew Apaches in combat, and I went to serve my country. And then later I came back to serve my state ... I understand what it takes to grow prosperity for people in the state of Michigan. Michigan is an amazing state, a state that I love.”

Advertisement

“I'm running because I love my state, but it's not the same state that I grew up in,"  James continued. "My father came from the Jim Crow South for a better opportunity. But right now, my children and many people's children and grandchildren in the state of Michigan are going to have to leave to find it. We deserve better."

On Monday, James announced his bid for governor, posting that, “I'm running for Governor of the great state of Michigan. This decision comes after deep reflection, prayer, and a conversation with my wife and children.”

Advertisement

Related:

ELECTIONS MICHIGAN

Other GOP candidates include Senate Republican Leader Aric Nesbitt. The Democrat candidates include Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson. Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is running as an independent.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement