Leaders of the Michigan grassroots group battling the highly unpopular Common Core standards reform are urging President-elect Donald Trump to “drain the swamp” and “pull the plug” on his education secretary pick, Betsy DeVos.
Michigan supporters of the Common Core standards are praising President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to head up the U.S. Department of Education.
President Barack Obama called Hillary Clinton on election night and urged her to concede the election to Donald Trump, according to an upcoming book on Clinton’s defeat.
Donald Trump has officially won the state of Michigan, making him the first Republican to do so since George H. W. Bush in 1988.
English rock star and animal rights activist Morrissey has penned an essay to General Motors protesting the alleged mistreatment of animals by leather suppliers that manufacture interiors for the automaker.
Sen. Ted Cruz, 45, had a private meeting with Trump at the Trump Tower in New York on Tuesday. Although the contents of the meeting were unclear, it appears the conversation may have been geared towards the possibility of bringing Cruz on board for a cabinet position.
On Friday’s broadcast of PBS’ “Washington Week,” Associated Press National Politics Reporter Lisa Lerer argued that Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s problem “wasn’t so deplorables as ignorables.” Lerer said, “I think it wasn’t so deplorables as
Donald Trump won Pennsylvania, with its 20 electoral college votes, by 68,236 votes, Wisconsin, with its 10 electoral college votes, by 27,257 votes, and Michigan, with its 16 electoral college votes, by 13,107 votes.
Michigan’s Royal Oak Police Department placed one of its officers outside Royal Oak Middle School Thursday morning after some parents said they feared for the safety of students because a video showing students chanting “Build the wall” went viral on social media.
The Michigan Secretary of State’s official election results website shows Donald Trump with a 13,107 vote lead over Hillary Clinton, with 100 percent of precincts reporting.
Watching those Trump numbers come in from Michigan — knowing it was a key state to flip for victory and, more importantly, knowing that Michigan deserves her turn at prosperity again — was an answer to prayer.
No one has officially called the state of Michigan yet, but a local newspaper says that the final tally shows Donald Trump prevailing over Hillary Clinton.
During MSNBC’s Election Day coverage, former Clinton Campaign Manager James Carville said that turnout in north Florida in rural Virginia would “bleed over” into Michigan, and “it worries me about Michigan.” Carville said that while he was feeling much better
The Republican National Committee released its tally for Early Voting and Absentee Ballots in nine critical and contested battleground states as of 4 p.m. in the East.
According to Michigan’s Secretary of State, Ruth Johnson, “turnout is robust” in areas across the Great Lakes States and could achieve a record.
Pollster Frank Luntz announced early Tuesday afternoon that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump may have a realistic chance of winning the state of Michigan in today’s presidential election.
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence told a midnight crowd in Michigan, “this is no ordinary time in our nation” and that Election Day was the American people’s opportunity to put an end to “decades of Clinton corruption” and to create American jobs by voting Donald Trump for president.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump joined SiriusXM host Alex Marlow for the Election Day edition of Breitbart News Daily.
Beth Reinhard writes in The Wall Street Journal that Republican nominee Donald Trump ended his campaign Monday night in Michigan with the same “overtly nationalist message” that he started it with 19 months ago in New York City.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and vice-presidential nominee Mike Pence concluded their 2016 campaign with a massive rally after midnight on Election Day in this most unlikely of locations.
ERIE, Pennsylvania — Indiana Governor and Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence took the stage at Penn State Behrend for his final solo rally of the 2016 presidential election cycle on Monday, where he urged the crowd to “ensure, here and now, in Pennsylvania, that Hillary Clinton will never be elected president of the United States of America.”
Monday, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, will hold a rally in Grand Rapids, MI at Devo’s Place at 11:00 p.m. ET. Video courtesy of Right Side Broadcasting Network. Follow Breitbart.tv on Twitter @BreitbartVideo
“Michigan, I ask you to do for Hillary what you did for me, and that is for you to carry her the same way you carried me,” he said. “I ask you to make her better the same way you made me better.”
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore and the Reverend Jesse Jackson will host a get-out-the-vote rally in support of Hillary Clinton in Flint, Michigan Monday night, with less than 24 hours remaining until polls open on Election Day.
WINDHAM, New Hampshire—During his fifth campaign stop on Sunday, Mike Pence called on independents, Democrats and fellow Republicans to “come home” and vote for Donald Trump.
“We believe we’re going to win Michigan,” Jason Miller says. “All the energy is there. The Democrats are going to have to spend more money on TV, so they’re clearly freaking out. That’s where I think Mr. Trump can win.”
STERLING HEIGHTS, Michigan — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump took his fight for Michigan to the northern suburbs of Detroit on Sunday evening, telling a packed crowd of 4,200 at the Freedom Hill Amphitheater that regardless of what FBI director James Comey said, Hillary Clinton was guilty.
Sunday at 6:00 p.m. ET, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump will make an appearance in Sterling Heights, MI at the Freedom Hill Amphitheater. Video courtesy of Right Side Broadcasting Network. Follow Breitbart.tv on Twitter @BreitbartVideo
President Barack Obama is making a last minute stop to Michigan to whip up support for Hillary Clinton in order to save the state from supporting Donald Trump.
Former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin will campaign for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump over the next several days in Michigan and North Carolina, and will join him on Election Night, according to NBC News Capitol Hill correspondent Kelly O’Donnell.
Thirteen percent of Michigan’s likely voters have not picked their candidate yet, even as Donald Trump has powered up to 4 points behind Hillary Clinton in the Democratic firewall state, according to a new poll from the Detroit Free Press.
“Trump is rocking and rolling here,” said Roe, who after working on Capitol Hill returned to Macomb County, Michigan to start his own consulting firm, Grand River Strategies. Roe and his partner are working on three Michigan congressional races, a state Supreme Court justice race and two county-wide contests.
In another blow to the Clinton campaign, the latest poll of Michigan voters shows Hillary Clinton losing ground there, with Trump closing to within three percentage points as the last days of the campaign for president wind down.
A new Michigan poll shows that Donald Trump is only one point behind Hillary Clinton in the battleground state, according to a small 500-person likely-voter poll conducted by a GOP polling firm.
With only seven days to go until Election Day, the Clinton campaign is spending six-figure sums in Michigan, New Mexico, Colorado, and Virginia in a last-ditch bid to secure supposedly “safe” blue states.
The Trump campaign is going on offense, targeting ads at a few traditionally blue states as well as key battle ground states, including: Florida, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Maine, New Mexico, Ohio, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Nevada, Virginia, and New Hampshire.
“We’re living through the greatest jobs theft in the history of the world,” Donald Trump told thousands of Michigan voters on Monday.
WARREN, Michigan — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump vowed before a packed audience of roughly 2,000 in a high school gymnasium on Monday afternoon: “In eight days, we are going to win the state of Michigan.” The boisterous crowd was
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” filmmaker Michael Moore argued, “I don’t trust these polls, especially in the upper Midwest, in the Rust Belt. I think people tell the pollsters one thing and they’re thinking another.” After saying Trump
Republican nominee Donald Trump told an audience of roughly 8,000 cheering fans that if he had cheated in presidential debates the way rival Hillary Clinton had, he would be sent to the “electric chair.”
