michelle obama didle other. donald trump motivated by said is largelyiv the fact that she could to stay with him, she hass a testament to her strength. katie: yes. they have been very, they were more forthcoming about the exchange they were making in gave several interviews saying i could not -- if i could not offer her money and security, what am i good for?and back then, she would essentially say s an exchange. so i think that over time talking to people who know them their bondsnderstanding of each other is different than any of these other relationships i wrote about in my book. but iti think by many accounts she cares about him and believes in him, she would not have supported him during the birth or conspiracy if she did not to some degree share a lot of the same instincts. she would not have supported him through the access hollywood tape if she was not convinced to some degree that he was goaded into saying it. whether or not that is what happened is sort of irrelevant, but she was willing to defend him.

platform and how she would use it and how -- what she would say on what she would wear, hery>snd michelle obamaool. celebrities wanted to be at the obama white house. they wanted to know what she was wearing, what designers, and then there lady element of it, e racial that by all accounts with grace and a pragmatic understanding of what was expected from h. was expected from h. that , and also we had another first lady in between the two of them, we cannot leave out melania trump, really, because it kind of reset the expectations to zero when you had a first lad who did very little with her platform.so if jill biden had fd michelle obama, that probably would have been muchjd more of a question. but there was tha period where things were unraveled and res h. >> you work hard from what you want at life, that your word is your bond, you do what you say you are going to do, that you people with dignity and respect, even if you do not know them, and■x [applause] and barack and i set out to build lives guided by onto the next generation, because we want our children and all children in the nation to

biden, but just as she did some events with michelle obama. so he has, you know, some of that same background in terms of fulfilling that role and doing the ceremonial types of things and making speeches as vice presidents husband. so i think he's a

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. >> ainsley: michelle obama is not running for president.hey are making that clear this morning is there a woman you can get her reaction? >> will: i remember her last name who forgets a last name that is tax. but i don't remember your first name. >> paula. >> will: nbc just reported that michelle obama has said she will not run for president. >> thank god! yes. >> will: ainsley said i would love the reaction from a woman in the crowd. and. >> i wouldn't vote for a woman and especially, you know, nikki haley, i'm just going to say, this she is probably menopausal, we don't need that. >> will: how about we vote for people regardless of their gender just the right person for the job for america. >> brian: thanks so much, will. kind of interesting. everyone speculated that she was going to run except her. she never indicated she was going to run. ask jeh johnson in the break what do you think michelle obama is going to run? he said no, she hates politics. think about that, too. joe biden and that's the first and second family. we have to wait u

. >>> and on this super tuesday, former first lady michelle obama wa weighing in now on that speculation that she would be willing to jump into the race for president if needed. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. super tuesday across this country. the biggest day of voting until the november election. millions of americans in 15 states voting today. donald trump hoping to sweep every state, up against nikki haley, hoping to pivot to the general election. tonight, the exit polls. one of the questions, what will nikki haley supporters do come november? going into tonight, donald trump far ahead of his only remaining challenger. he could come very close to clinching the nomination, barring some major surprises tonight. another big question, of course, how long will nikki haley stay in this race? look at the map tonight. on the republican side, voters in 15 states casting their ballots. tonight, 865 delegates up for grabs. 36% of the total delegates at stake. the first polls closing a short time from now. among the questions i mentioned asked in

what i liked about "becoming" is that it showed michelle obama's reluctance to really engage fully inrack obama's political life and aspirations. sheo be a good lawyer and they could just have a nice life living in chicago. there's one moment where i think she asks him, when will this be enough? like how much ambition do you need to have? and so i always think of that when i hear these rumors that michelle obama might run for president one day. she did not seem to care much, or share political aspirations at least early on. peter: carlos lozada in "the washington book," here is a brief description of to vice president's books. kamala harris, the truths weho use a conventional political memoir. mike pence, so help me served the president more than the nation. mr. lozada: i read kamala harris's book right when she was named as the running mate to joe biden. if you remember at the time, people thought it would be either kamala harris or susan rice. susan rice who had served in the obama administration as ambassador to the u.n. and so, they both have memoirs and so i had them both on my d

any comment on michelle obama will not be running this year?t she's not going to run. i've had a lot of people saying that her name comes up, but i've talked to people very close to the obamas who are convinced that there's no way. stuart: well, she's not. nbc said she's decided not the run. there you go. you, along with martha the maccallum, are going to be hosting fox's super tuesday coverage tonight. can you just tell me when we might get the first results? >> right when the polls close at a 7:00 in some of these states because with going in, once we get some of the raw vote total it'll show us that it's probably going to be the former president's night. stuart: you work hard but you really love this. >> i do love it. it's fun. stuart: bret baier, thank you, sir. >>> coming up, the only way to beat donald trump is at the ballot box with. it's about time democrats learned that wonderful truth about democracy. they've mounted a massive legal challenge, they want to use the courts to beat him. that is not good. that's my take, top of the hour.

oh, michelle obama would be a great alternative. she's a great asset. talking to democrats, they say it's going to be joe biden. they seemed locked and ready to go with him as their candidate and kamala harris as his running mate. i thought it was interesting and to daniel's point about the state of the union and how pivotal that could be in biden's campaign. we'll see that this week. last week when we saw kamala harris in alabama addressing voters, i thought it was interesting that she chose to call for a cease fire in the israel hamas war. one of her starkest calls for that yet. that came days after the michigan uncommitted vote, which was not insignificant. right now democrats are realizing that they need to change their strategy around to fix that coalition. whether that coalition involves bringing back muslim or arab american voters, gen z voters, african american voters. they're trying to repair that coalition and sew up any cracks. we could start to see that at the state of the union. i think we started to see that sunday. >> neil: i'm wondering

russia, guatemala and, southern africa and covered immigration and presidential politics and michelle obamain her role in. the obama white house. she is the author of american tapestry the story of the black, white and multiracial ancestors michelle obama and the coauthor of unseen, unpublished history from the new yorkes photo archives, swarns will be joined in conversation today with michel martin, the host of morning edition. previously, she was the weekend host of all things considered and host of the consider. this saturday podcast, where she drew on her deepy dig the week's news. she has spent more than 25 years as a journalist and has been honored by numerous or■wganizations. and so now please join me in welcoming to politics and prose rachel swarns and michel martin, ■who. friendly amendment, a host of edition. sorry. thank friendly amendment, a host there are four of us. do not get me in when i go back to work on monday. welcome and he, neighbor. it's nice. have you back and back in d.c. quite a journey. read original new york times piece in 2016? i know it's been a while. do you r

biden's age and mental fitness for the job, some democrats have speculated that michelle obama could be a potential replacement. tonight, in a statement to nbc news, her office saying the former first lady, quote, will not be running for president, and that mrs. obama supports president joe biden and vice president kamala harris' re-election campaign >> and garrett, there is another major headline tonight that could impact the balance of power in the narrow democratic majority in the senate >> reporter: that's right, lester. the former democrat turned independent kyrsten sinema of arizona announcing today she will not seek re-election democrats have the narrowest path to maintain control of the upper chamber this year sinema's departure from this race makes that path all the more complicated in a marquee race >> all right, garrett, thank you. >>> and there's another senate seat we're keeping a close eye on tonight after the death of senator dianne feinstein, there's a high wattage campaign for her seat in california jacob soboroff is there tonight. what's at play in this race, jacob?

michelle obama, becoming. are these revelatory? mr.i have not read a lot of first lady books. i have read, of those, michelle actually, my colleague at the new york times katie rogers has just written a book about first ladies. peter: she has been on this program. mr. lozada: first ladies, i believe from hillary clinton to the president, and the evolution ofi saw an early version of the book and i would recommend it. what i liked about "becoming" is that it showed michelle obama's reluctance to really engage fully in baracks political life and aspirations. she just wanted him to be a good lawyer, and they could just have a nice life living in chicago. there's one moment where i think she asks him, when will this be enough? like, how much amon do you need to have? and so, i always think of that when i hear these rumors that michelle obama might run for president one day. she did not seem to care much, or share political aspirations, at least early on. peter: carlos lozada, in "the washington book," here is a brief description of to vice

my reporting about michelle obama's ancestors had allowed me to explo slavery shaped american familiesnd i thought that this would be the step to look at how slavery shaped one of our elite institution. so but what i didn't know was, you know who were the 272. and that's wanted to find out. can i just tell you? i, i, i was so moved by every aspect of that story, which is i rstand the back story until i read the book that think about this little let's can we just marinate in that for a minute. this white guy who had not thought very much about slavery or enslavement, didn't have any connection to it and understands an institution that he cares deeply about, is deeply enmeshed in it. and he digs into his pocket, does some work, and then reaches out to you and colleague reaches out to you. and there we have it. and i just think that, you know, , that's reporting one on one, folks. for those of you who really this is what i always my interns answer the email pleaspleaplea'r email. please do read your email. and i would say it's like a very fundamental, which was just who were and what were

although i did see a picture of michelle obama's shoulders . i michelle obama's shoulders. picture here, but somebody said, how on earth what? that's not the picture. how on earth do i get shoulders like that? what's a workout have i got to do to get shoulders like that, have we got the picture? we don't have the picture, but i mean, like i said before, i mean, at the end of the day, they are masculine females. >> we: f- females. >> a lot of athletes >> there is a lot of athletes that look like that. yeah, right. female athletes that look like that. yeah, righthere female athletes that look like that. yeah, righthere have .e athletes that look like that. yeah, righthere have a athletes that look like that. yeah, righthere have a little tes that look like that. yeah, righthere have a little bit out there that have a little bit more masculine in their more masculine muscle in their body. they're structured in a different it doesn't different way, but it doesn't mean you were born a man. mean that you were born a man. yeah. you know, there's an actress, lange, who's in actress

is going to step in when joe biden goes away. >> it's not going to happen >> i'm michelle obamas much and it just, it is, but it is just designed to so that sort of rage on the right. >> it's just says a lot about where we are, that they felt like they actually had to put out an on-the-record statements saying no, this isn't happening totally. let's change gears. i want to talk a little bit about this alabama special election. it was for a state house seat so a relatively small example, but still significant and the woman who won their marilyn lands spoke with where my colleagues and cnn earlier this week, i want i want you to watch what she had to stay there but what do you think it was allowed you to flip this seat in deep-red alabama, do you believe it was purely your >> focus on abortion and ivf and reproductive rights, or was there something more? >> well, i believe that was certainly a big part of it and i think we really saw the message resonating with the voters. i think this victory really also signals that this state is ready for change >> so sung-min, this doesn't cha

former first lady's office says michelle obama supports the biden-harris reelection campaign.y of pittsburgh isc cracking down on illegal dumping. city leaders voted this week to increase the fines to $1,000 per incident. that's the highest allowed by the state police in pittsburgh will also be given the authority to charge those responsible for the dumping. the full cost of cleanup. pittsburgh is one of many bay area communities struggling with illegal dumping now for several years. your time now 725 a junior college professor from santa rosa is using music superstar taylor swift as a subject to teach about friendship. >> adjunct faculty member liz guarini has been teaching that class for two years now. she says her online section of the course is unique because it uses the music superstar to help students examine the concepts of friendship. guarini went to taylor to australia, and got inspired for her class. all right, our time is 726 and iconic bay area company moving ahead with layoffs. now how many people at levi strauss are? >> thousands of mail-in ballots still have to

we'll see, but he keeps saying he's not going to tell a bomb michelle obama's made it very clear those two will out to rows to with michelle and gavin would get my vote immediately. they decided to run. it'd be if a listen and michelle obama, either one of those would get my vote immediately. >> neither, neither one of them are going to run, but this is the thing people always say. you have to vote for somebody and i do believe that i believe you you can't just have this election and not vote and then complain about this one is different because, because i have voted i voted for john kasich and i knew he couldn't win but i think the disparity twin these two candidates is extreme they are really extreme. so i'm probably not going to write in somebody what i'm probably going to have to go with president biden. >> well november they say a lot can happen, a lot can happen before november when a wheel a lot can happen. it i always say fasten your seat spells. it looks like it's going to be a very bumpy ride. so nikki haley wasn't the only one that said goodbye. jason kelce. jason kelce, you

i was calling, i wanted to touch base on the michelle obama thing. think she ran the government while barack obama was president and i think she has run at the same time as biden was president. host: what leads you to believe that? caller: it's because if you read between the lines, they are trying to figure out a way to take obama's place, i am sorry i biden's place in the election. a lot of stuff i've been hearing through y'all, through the news. host: you don't think it'll be joe biden on the democratic line in the election come november? caller: no i don't. i don't think he wants to be to be honest with you. host: you heard him speak on thursday and the state of the union do you since he doesn't want that nomination? caller: i don't believe he wants to be president again. i believe he wants his party to keep running but i don't believe you personally wants to do it. i'm just a normal guy, i read a lot of stuff and come up with my opinion. all of this is leading back to michelle obama. host: where do you do your reading? caller: anything, i read a

with michel obama or garrett garrett news garrett newson. but right now i'm probably going to lean into heavily toward gavin newsom. >> yeah. yeah, gavin newsom he keeps saying he's not going to run. we'll see, but he keeps saying he's not going to tell obama michelle obama has made it very clear those two will have to those two with michelle and gavin would get a vote immediately and they decided to run. it'd be a listen and michelle obama, either one of those would get my vote immediately. >> neither, neither one of them are going to run, but this is the thing people always say. you have to vote for somebody and i do believe that i believe you can't just have this election and not vote and then complaint i think this one is different because because i have voted i voted for john kasich and i knew he couldn't win. but i think the disparity between these two candidates is extreme they are really extreme. >> so >> i'm probably not going right in somebody. but i'm probably going to have to go with president biden well, november they say a lot

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if he runs and loses to trump, what are the history books -- >> bill: you said michelle obama was goingica: not happening. >> dana: jesse and i are going -- >> jesse: she didn't say she wouldn't -- >> bill: it's not going to happen. >> dana: when i saw that -- just keep telling your friends that michelle obama is running. that's really fun to knock it down every day. all right, head, democrats are not backing down on their efforts to kick trump off the ballot. you won't believe the new scheme that they are cooking up. ♪ ♪ in a rocky mountain setting spanning over 280,000 acres. three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy fly fishing and america's finest trout stream. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your meeting for a memorable corporate retreat. discover the west kept secret. go to three forks ranch.com to book your luxury experience. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years mainly because i just love helping people. as

michelle obama. >> everyone wants michelle obama to be a surrogate, right, she's so amazing. utilized some of our amazing voices very early on. i think it's a great thing that they are, you know, joining forces together, and not just with president obama because president clinton, i think that he is actually the voice that can speak to some of those trump supporters, and the way that he is able to have plain speak, very southern. i'm from where you are, he's able to relate this a way that a lot of democratic presidents haven't been able to. it will be very powerful to see the throe of them, not only together, but this is activating some surrogates that speak to key parts of our coalition that may not be listening to president biden in the same way they would a president barack obama and a president clinton. >> governor -- >> i want to make one comment on that. i no longer think it's effective to put surrogates out there for joe biden. people in this country have to see him being strong. he's going to make mistakes, he's going to stutter. he has to convince people, he has to,

as michelle obama said, it will take 300 years to empower women. we think it could happen sooner and we think where the world is at today, women can actually drive that. >> the study from the international peace institute found that peace agreements are 35% more likely to last 15 years when women are involved in the negotiation process. the power of female lead reconciliation. >> unity as possible. it is getting people in the room together that are maybe back-to-back, getting them face to face, having those conversations, building trust and creating a path forward. >> forward is the only direction they hope such efforts will take the world. >> also new york city, president joe biden and former president barack obama and bill clinton held a biden harris campaign fundraiser at radio city music hall last night. the three presidents also filmed a podcast episode. >>> former president donald trump was also in new york. trump attended the wake of nypd officer jonathan diller on long island. the officer was fatally shot earlier this week during a traffic

people keep saying, oh, we're going to replace with michelle obama. michelle obama don't want nothing to do none of this. she's like, been there. first lady got the poetry by. but i also that we have to begin to encourage women especially to think running for president. mm hmm. okay. and i'm not saying in the bar b world run for president. prepare yourself. start preparing young women today to become public. i didn't have role models as a child growing up that could prepare me to a presidential campaign, but i -- sure believed that someone out there would give me that opportunity because i had to to do it because i wanted to do something for my country. and yet today we tell have the population we don't need you. that's just crazy. so we've got to start preparing young women to now and that day will come and by the way it's going to happen in my lifetime. so i got to dress ready to lose a little house, you know, everybody i said, move away from the table i say that when i'm cooking, hey, i'm on being another question comment. yes. how y'all doing? and

now we have heard from michelle obama's office that she is squashing any talk of a white house bid.orting president biden and vice president kamala harris. >> it's interesting. when you look back among the obama camp david axelrod, comments come from people close to him that they are concerned about whether or not joe biden can close the deal a second time, whether or not they can come up with another candidate, it certainly looks like this is going to be biden vs. trump. that is absolutely what it feels like right now. but we're nine months out. and there are a lot of things that can happen between now and then in this 80-year-old and 77-year-old candidates. not to mention these legal challenges that president trump faces. but tonight as we sit here. he absolutely is dominant in terms of securing the g.o.p. nomination. a lot of questions as we saw in those polls about president biden. >> bret: breaking news today. the arizona democrat turned independent, kyrsten sinema says she is not running for re-election at the end of the year, which leaves kari lake and reuben geauga go for th

michelle obama's office said as she expressed several times over the years, she will the no be running for president. mrs. obama supports president biden and vice president kamala harris campaign. she does intend to help as she did in 2020. >>> authorities are questioning the owners of a vaping business after an explosion in clinton township, michigan >> reporter: the continual explosion sounded like the fourth of july finale, but thei wasthis was the real thing >> when you first get to the scene, you realize the enormity of it and your vehicle a mile or two away shaking as you approach the scene. you're like, what we getting ourselves into >> reporter: but they had no idea until they got there, the flying shrapnel was beyond anything they could handle >> we made the decision early on, we have to back out. there is no way we can put somebody this close to the scene, even when we're at a distance, these things are flying over a quarter mile away. debris field probably over a half-mile in every direction >> reporter: the problem for everyone was the hundreds of flammable containers insid

participate in primeris. you can find a person there, smithers, for example, or, for example, michelle obama everyone gathered, the democrats and said: listen, we thought, that we have a lot of problems, and we put forward, for example, a black candidate and call her michelle obama, fantastic, of course, fantastic, in this case, in this case, she is a strong candidate, because almost all people of color, all latinos and so on, but never in us history has this happened. so that latin americans vote for a white man, and trump has now shown a fantastic result among spanish-speaking america, for the first time this year they began to say: yes, we will vote for trump, here blacks are only for biden, all blacks are only for biden. and we see that in the current situation, the question of finances arises: how will america be financed in the future, where will this money go? yes. trump's idea - no one without a ruble or a dollar. as an indicator that in the united states, we are just taking the tip of the iceberg, all these complex twists and turns and so on, at stake you can imagine , no, you can’t

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so for all the people who say i think obama, michelle obama, obama people are running the white house. i disagree. joe biden is running the white house and see why obama is trying to distance himself. we have one president at a time when it comes to foreign policy and national security. even during the transition after trump won and while obama was still president i was on tv daily saying we have one esident at a time. obama is still the commander-in-chief and try to be respectful. what is president obama doing at downey street. helping with crises and chaos around the globe that his former vice president help add to he should be talking about ukraine, israel. or in haiti. downing street. >> bill: or make a trip to the white house. we'll speak soon. thank you for coming on today. >> dana: if you want more politics my latest episode podcast drops today. >> bill: chaotic scenes in haiti are becoming more common case. gang violence has sent the country in turmoil creating a mad dash for americans trying to get out. it is meeting with adoption agencies today after several american parents

another bad news for the democrats, former us first lady michelle obama, who was called the reserve candidateand cannot run, so now she is definitely it is known that she is not going to run for president , her headquarters officially commented on this , while, as ... nbc clarifies: instead of presidential ambitions, the former first lady of the united states should focus on actively helping biden during the election race, here andrei vladimirovich, your legendary phrase: michelle obama, man , thank you, that's it, i just thought that this is what the presenter should think about in the news to say the word er erection, you know, when i make a reservation there instead of the last, first day of spring, i say, first day of winter here this is it, donich, for you? you see, it’s written: with all my heart, the audience from the moskovsky cinema house last friday said, let ’s continue, like you, van said before the second story, that it’s like this idea, it’s taking over more and more minds in the west, that ukrainians must do at least something on their own, yes, yes, yes, and at least pay for s

despite what we've seen tonight on tuesday school and how they got to michelle obama's camp had to put out a statement saying she's not running for president, she would not run for president laughed like he's not run the previous was magical thinking at this point, honestly, for those who don't, who don't want this. and yet, the michelle obama thing is in this bizarre thing on the right, maybe the next election, yeah. i mean, there's a big difference here between the world that people wish it to be. i think jets are deliberate talking about like that kind of new leadership. what people are hoping for and the world as it is, right? joe biden and donald trump are aside from some sort of disaster happening will be the nominees will be hide from some disaster. the rate at which i have conversations where people on both sides, democrats republicans, seem to have the spec sure of disaster, whether it's health-related or i had one more public you what a magic cheeseburger, like, what on earth, you know, like it's just, it's unprecedented barring a magic cheeseburger. and we can talk about tha

i think it was below riley recently who said michelle obama would be the best democratic nominee for getting to know them better, and their stories, better anyone you think might a bit better presidents than their husband. >> i don't know if i want to touch that. i know both michelle obama is a frequent fantasy and a nightmare, depending on your political persuasion. the main theme with all of them, as different as they, are is that they all believed their husband could win, and decided that it was his choice, and they were going to go along. i didn't really detect an interest in having that role, except for, you know, maybe the first one. hillary clinton. one of the interesting conversations i had with her for the book was about health care when she told me that she would have stepped aside gladly if she had known that been a first lady pushing a political platform, policy platform, would have been so, you know, controversial, she would've stepped aside. it would've been a dream to see it passed. hindsight is 2020, that was sort of an interest stain vestige of her time there that sh

sober mind and clear memory, for example, obama’s wife, the chairman of the obama foundation, michelle obamaeat trump, and the kiev gang needs it to resolve the issue with financing, in any case, zelensky will have to be dumped as an unnecessary witness and a spent asset, but we will return to this today. i have exposed the crime that the obama administration is committing. he crossed the path of obama and the entire clinton clan. in response, the freest and most democratic regime in the world declared scott bennett an enemy. state, this machine of the democrats, obama, biden, hillary clinton, reacted so violently to my discovery and tried to bury me, the cia started hunting me. the cia did not expect that their disgraced analyst would quickly will turn from prey to hunter. you must always attack from an ambush, you cannot go on the defensive, only attack, and i continued to attack. in the hands of a former american intelligence officer. deadly dirt on the leaders of the white house. these were barack obama, victoria, john mccain, high-level politicians, john kerry, i'm not afraid of anyone,

the president would have until march 19 or later but with former first lady michelle obama shutting downask oversight committee staff director juliann epstein what you think about this speculation could he drop out there is excitement about the former first lady michelle obama, what are your thoughts? >> after the disastrous convention of the democratic party change the rules for delegates in 1972. the delegates that biden gets by march 19 have to vote for him a lot of people think that's the cutoff date that's incorrect. he could still drop out in april or the day before the convention if he drops out in april would have a furious grassroots campaign by people who want the job to go to the conventions of the delegates are selected to try to win delegates there if he were to drop out on the eve of the convention he would have chaos you would have an open convention that would take three or four balance you would have a massive social media campaign it would be chaos and so that is, there are scenarios will he could drop out in april or to the convention and you could have an open party f

i've seen people say, well, maybe michelle obama will run for president, maybe a little, maybe well, trinity will be the mountain, the cetera. joe biden has, it could have had the most successful 1st term of any post that says f d r, legislatively. and i don't think that out there, i think this is the reasoning is the republican running through the field trying to find anybody. the only reason republicans would nominate somebody was $91.00 felony charge of the gift to which you will you be included mean found liable for sept, or salt and fraud, or half $1000000000.00 in debt. and they think that's their. busy the chance of beating don't bite it, and that's why they're re bragging. donald trump out here despite all his legal issues, because they think that's the only chance of 2024. that is a great take on that way and go for a doctor. the doctor tarver democrats are delusional to believe that this, the 1st term for joe biden is successful. i don't believe you're lying eyes and don't believe your line while it's and that's the message that he has. we have democrats here in michigan th