'Detroit News' endorses former GOP congressman Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate race
“Michiganders deserve solutions, not slogans—and that’s exactly what Mike will bring to the U.S. Senate,” Alyssa Brouillet, communications director for the Rogers campaign, told JNS.
The Detroit News has endorsed former Republican congressman Mike Rogers for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, calling him “the prototype of a United States Senator.” The editorial highlighted Rogers’ 14 years in the House, where he chaired the Intelligence Committee, along with his prior service as a U.S. Army officer and FBI agent. The paper contrasted Rogers’ extensive experience with that of his Democratic opponent, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, noting El-Sayed’s lack of political or policymaking experience and criticizing him for deleting social media posts and YouTube videos. Alyssa Brouillet, communications director for the Rogers campaign, stated, “Michiganders deserve solutions, not slogans—and that’s exactly what Mike will bring to the U.S. Senate.” The endorsement comes amid polling indicating a close race.
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