Michael Hoover is running for Sen. Debbie Stabenow’s (D-MI) seat in 2024.
A “dedicated and passionate Michigander” , Hoover has a long history of serving others. His commitment to giving back inspired him to run for office. He believes Michigan and the country deserve better than what Democrats have delivered. He’s witnessed the cultural and economic decline of the country, and he thinks he can bring positive and meaningful change.“Our nation has fallen from its position as the unequivocal global leader it once was. As Michigan’s next U.S.
“The biggest challenge is the attack on America and our families,” Hoover said. “Our American values, government takeover of industry, inflation, crime, our health, open borders, and the threat of China top the list of issues.” Education was also crucial to Hoover. His concerns are clearly valid, given the recent reports of students graduating with 1.0 GPAs or unable to pass standardized tests in math or reading. It’s a problem that’s also plagued schools in Michigan. He also mentioned the federal government’s reckless spending, including the billions of dollars in aid sent to Ukraine, all while Americans suffer.
“Talk is cheap. Legislation lasts. On my first day in office, I will introduce the ‘Protecting the Family Bill,’ which provides a financial incentive for couples to get and stay married, protects families and children from government intrusion and overreach, and supports and promotes our public safety workers,” he said.
Hoover also explained how he would represent conservative Republican values during his term if elected.
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