Interview: Rick Snyder talks about China, Pure Michigan and campaign finance disclosure

from Talking Michigan Politics · host The Grand Rapids Press

An interview with GOP candidate for governor, Rick Snyder; analysis of his debate with Democrat Virg Bernero; the tight race for Kent County's 29th Senate district are topics on this week's Talking Michigan Politics with Press editors Jeff Cranson and Ed Golder.

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