"Monday Morning Quarterbacking" around the state involves more than football today. Michigan’s main Gubernatorial candidates squared off in a town hall style debate last night. Republican incumbent Rick Snyder and Democratic challenger Mark Schauer appeared before a TV studio audience of undecided voters in Detroit. Viewers in mid-Michigan saw the town hall on WKAR-TV.To revisit the town hall and its impact, Current State speaks with the Michigan Public Radio Network’s Capitol Bureau Chief Rick Pluta.
In only debate, Snyder, Schauer address familiar themes
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