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Paquette, Andrews see opportunities for bipartisanship in Lansing

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Governor Gretchen Whitmer this week called for more bipartisanship during her Road Ahead address in Detroit, noting Republicans control the Michigan House while Democrats control the Senate. But can there actually be bipartisan cooperation in Lansing? State Representative Brad Paquette, a Republican, has an open mind after the governor extended an olive branch. “I’m very interested in what’s going to come about from this,” Paquette said. “The go…
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