Senate hopeful says he can open Gordie Howe Bridge but might not
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers is using the stalled opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge as a campaign issue. While promising to open the bridge if elected, he has criticized the project as a poor deal for American interests.
Why it matters
The bridge serves as a major infrastructure project and a political flashpoint in Michigan, reflecting broader debates on trade and U.S.-Canada relations.
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The article focuses on a Republican candidate's campaign rhetoric, highlighting his specific criticisms of current trade deals and political opponents.
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