State Representative Marc Corriveau withdrew his candidacy for the Michigan Senate on Friday, May 14 which was the last day that he could do so. Marc stated that family reasons and personal finances were the reasons why he did it.
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I want to give Marc the benefit of doubt that his withdrawal is because of family reasons and personal finances. I have always known Marc to be a man of integrity. I would hate to discover that Marc placed Democrats in a bad position, without having the ability to recruit and/or select another viable candidate before the deadline, to become a lobbyist. Please say it ain't so!
ReplyDeleteI am very disappointed by this last minute withdrawal. I like Kathleen Law, but I thought that Marc had the better chance of winning this seat. It is hard for me to understand why he waited until the very last minute to make this move. I don't know if we are being given all of the reasons why Marc did this. Something doen't seem right.
ReplyDeleteThis is a shocker. I know that Marc had some very dedicated staff and workers who put their heart and soul into his campaign and I feel badly for them. Why did he wait until the last minute to withdraw? Isn't Marc embarrassed?
ReplyDeletePeople are raising a lot of questions. Others would have liked to compete. Credibility is coming into question. Is Kathleen Law a campaigner? Can she win in this part of the Senate District?
ReplyDeleteI like Marc and I thought that he did a good job as our state rep. I also thought he would do a good job as our state senator. I know nothing about Kathleen Law and before Marc mentioned his endorsement for her, I had never heard of her. I don't know if she has any following in Northville. I fear not. However, I am a bit puzzled by Marc's statement that he doesn't know what he is going to do in the future. How does a responsible head of a family who has a wife and children to support leave a steady paying job in this economy and not have his next job already lined up?
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