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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer bucks Democrats responding to Trump’s tariffs

While most Democrats refused President Donald Trump during his second term, the governor of Michigan Grechen states and passes behind the party line during a trip to Washington on Wednesday amid speculation about the aspirations of her campaign in 2028.

Democratic conservatives, which are rumored by many rumors of the presidential ambitions of the year 2028, spoke against the Trump tariff this week, where the conservative JB Pritzker and Gavin Newsom independently worked with commercial partners to try to reduce the damage to their governmental economies. Diplomacy movements put it out of a step with her party, and the ruling is still out of how it affects its political line.

Brad Bannon, a democratic strategic expert and president of Bannon Communications Research, told Fox News Digital Dival with Trump is very important to deliver him to Michigan, especially through uncertainty in Trump’s introductory deals. But he said that Waysheer, the potential presidential presidential candidate for 2028, could approach Trump to endanger her as a first -class presidential candidate, along with conservative Josh Shapiro, Andy Peshair and newsom.

“This is a double -edged sword,” Banoun said. “You must have an open dialogue with the president, but at the same time, if she will win a democratic presidential nomination or have an opportunity to win it, she will have to criticize Trump.”

Trump’s “Tahrir’s Day” revolt against Trump

Michigan Grechen Governor is looking forward to that President Donald Trump signs an executive order at the White House Oval Office on April 9, 2025, in Washington. (Getty Images)

Trump extends to the Dim government. Grechen passes after criticizing last year: “A very good person”

“In this political environment, there is no room for accurate discussion about Donald Trump between Democratic Democratic voters,” Bannon said.

“Everyone who will be a democratic candidate is a person who will take a very revenge on the president. This applies to Andy Peshair from Kentucky or Josh Shapiro from Pennsylvania, and even Gavin Newsoit in California,” Bannon added.

And it is in the White House

The governor of Michigan Grechen is looking forward to that President Donald Trump signs executive orders at the White House Oval Office April 9, 2025, in Washington, DC. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Newsom, which has long been considered a potential candidate in 2028, also considered a political dialogue through party lines since the loss of major Democrats in November. Newsom, Trump’s allies and conservative guests, including Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon, called for an attempt to show that he is open to “criticism and discussion without neglecting or stripping each other.” The strategy follows criticism after the 2024 presidential elections that the Democrats did not give priority to new media aspects and inclusive conversations.

It seemed to pass through the strategy of the two parties this week by criticizing Trump’s tariff carefully, while also recognizing the “President’s motives behind definitions” and even agreeing with Trump that we “need to make more things in America.”

Grechen is going to sing the Democrats, and suffers from “great embarrassment” with Trump’s meeting at the White House

And he is speaking

The governor of Michigan Grechen and he answers questions after speaking on April 9, 2025, in Washington. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Later that day, she held her second meeting with Trump in one month. While Trump signed executive orders and answered the press questions in the Oval Office, he said that Whitmer “did an excellent job” as a ruler and described it as a “very good person”, a break from the typical attack lines on her personality.

“One of her opponents will dig these pieces and put it in a television advertisement,” Bannon said.

The Democratic Conservatives Association (DGA), which praised the rulers of Democrats to stand and speak against the Trump tariff this week, described a trip to Washington as willing to work with “anyone” to present to Michigan.

“The governor of the state and the democratic rulers across the country are always doing what they have done as strong and successful executives – working with anyone to obtain real results for their states while they also stand against the policies that hurt their residents. With Donald Trump and the Republicans continuing in the capital, everything continues for what he grows in everything, as it passes all of the families, the matter is more important than that. Fox News digital.

He pledged to continue to appear for Michigan, regardless of who is in the White House.

President Trump in the Oval Office

President Donald Trump sits at the White House Oval Office in Washington, March 7, 2025. (Reuters/Lea Milis)

“If you are not on the table, you are on the list,” she said and passes after her speech in Washington. “The section is given to the people of Michigan to continue to appear, even when this means that I will deliver lunch to me. I will continue to appear and continue to fight for the people of Michigan, regardless of who is on the other side of the table. This is my job, and I will do that until my last day as a ruler.”

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Just one month ago, Trump Wittam warned after Michigan’s governor warned her voters during the state’s 2025 speech that the Trump tariff could put the auto industry in Michigan in danger. The White House coincided with “running more for the ruler of Canada” by supporting the “current murderous situation”.

Fox News Digital has communicated with Whitmer’s office to comment on her political aspirations, but she did not receive a response.

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2025-04-12 13:00:00

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