
Nancy Kaffer
Editorial Page Editor at Detroit Free Press
Editorial page editor at the Detroit Free Press. Alabama by birth. Detroit by the grace of God.
Articles
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1 week ago |
lansingstatejournal.com | Nancy Kaffer
For nearly as long as she's been governor, Gretchen Whitmer has been considered a presidential hopeful. And for nearly as long as she’s been considered a presidential hopeful, Michigan’s governor has been telling anybody who'd listen that she's actually not. When an interviewer at a Detroit Economic Club forum last month asked Whitmer what she's looking forward to in 2026, when she's term-limited out of office, the governor didn't miss a beat: "Retiring," she replied.
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1 week ago |
thetimesherald.com | Nancy Kaffer
For nearly as long as she's been governor, Gretchen Whitmer has been considered a presidential hopeful. And for nearly as long as she’s been considered a presidential hopeful, Michigan’s governor has been telling anybody who'd listen that she's actually not. When an interviewer at a Detroit Economic Club forum last month asked Whitmer what she's looking forward to in 2026, when she's term-limited out of office, the governor didn't miss a beat: "Retiring," she replied.
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1 week ago |
freep.com | Nancy Kaffer
For nearly as long as she's been governor, Gretchen Whitmer has been considered a presidential hopeful. And for nearly as long as she’s been considered a presidential hopeful, Michigan’s governor has been telling anybody who'd listen that she's actually not. When an interviewer at a Detroit Economic Club forum last month asked Whitmer what she's looking forward to in 2026, when she's term-limited out of office, the governor didn't miss a beat: "Retiring," she replied.
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1 month ago |
indystar.com | Nancy Kaffer
You know who’s not worked up enough about antisemitism in the U.S.? Or so claims the Heritage Foundation, the folks who brought you Project 2025, the manifesto President Donald Trump and unelected edgelord Elon Musk are using to dismantle the federal government. Less well known is the conservative think tank’s other plan to reshape American society, Project Esther.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Nancy Kaffer
You know who’s not worked up enough about antisemitism in the U.S.? American Jews. Or so claims the Heritage Foundation, the folks who brought you Project 2025, the manifesto President Donald Trump and unelected edgelord Elon Musk are using to dismantle the federal government. Less well known is the conservative think tank’s other plan to reshape American society, Project Esther.
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