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| (McCotter in rock star mode) |
Kudos to the Observer
& Eccentric newspapers for getting a great interview with Mike Cox, who not
only is the former attorney general, he previously worked on Congresman Thad
McCotter campaigns for state Senate and Wayne County board.
As the state AG’s investigation
into McCotter’s botched nominating petitions continues, Cox was asked what he
thought of McCotter blaming his staff for nearly 90 percent of the petition
signatures being declared invalid – and possibly fraudulent.
into McCotter’s botched nominating petitions continues, Cox was asked what he
thought of McCotter blaming his staff for nearly 90 percent of the petition
signatures being declared invalid – and possibly fraudulent.
“The idea that the staff sabotaged this is nonsense.
Leaders don’t talk like that,” said Cox who, like McCotter, is a Livonia
Republican.
Leaders don’t talk like that,” said Cox who, like McCotter, is a Livonia
Republican.
In the interview by Ken Abramczyk, the 2010 candidate for
governor then said: “It’s clear that he doesn’t care about Congress anymore.
It’s clear that he isn’t engaged anymore.”
Cox paused, and added: “It pains me to say that.”
governor then said: “It’s clear that he doesn’t care about Congress anymore.
It’s clear that he isn’t engaged anymore.”
Cox paused, and added: “It pains me to say that.”
Maybe that quirky, quixotic presidential bid by McCotter
is starting to make sense.
is starting to make sense.
You can read the full story on hometownlife.com here.
