March 12, 2024 ~ Just twice has a Michigan governor removed an elected official from office - in 1884 and 1926. Bill Ballanger, editor of The Ballenger Report, talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the history of governors taking that action, as it's been recommended she remove two Michigan State University trustees from their position.

Historical Perspective on Governors Removing Elected Officials

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