VIDEO: Michigan governor gets boost from Detroit’s bankruptcy, but will it last? By Washington Examiner FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedinEmailPrint August 7, 2013 4:00 am FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedinEmailPrint After Detroit filed for bankruptcy, Gov. Rick Snyder got a boost in the polls, but Michigan’s political strategists are split on whether Detroit’s filing will help the republican governor in the end. Recommended Stories Gas prices: Slight increase at the pumps to start OctoberWhat to know about Trump's Oct. 1 tariffs on trucks, furniture, and pharmaceuticalsTrump administration makes dubious claims about merits of foreign-driver trucking visa rule change TagsDetroitGovernorMichiganSteve Doty Related Content News Wing detaches from aircraft as two planes collide on runway at LaGuardia Airport Economy Gas prices: Slight increase at the pumps to start October Campaigns Cuomo apologizes to New York City’s Jewish community for COVID-19 pandemic response Presidential Whitmer shies away from 2028 presidential bid, would rather help than be ‘main character’ Entertainment ICE could attend Super Bowl after Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny announced as halftime performer
