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Michigan House Candidate’s 2013 Protest Arrest Resurfaces in Closely Watched Congressional Race

  • William Lawrence, a candidate for Michigan's 7th congressional district, was arrested in 2013 during a protest against the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline for chaining himself to machinery and was charged with trespassing, resisting, and obstructing police.
  • His conviction from the protest was expunged under Michigan state law, and Lawrence stated that while he took a stand, repeating such actions is not advisable.
  • Lawrence has distanced himself from the Democratic Socialists of America and no longer supports defunding the police, aligning with advocates for increased funding for community programs and police collaboration.
  • The National Republican Congressional Committee criticized Lawrence as a radical far-left liberal prioritizing an extreme climate agenda over the interests of Michiganders.
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