DETROIT (Michigan News Source) – GOP Secretary of State candidate Kristina Karamo is pushing back against two major Michigan news outlets, saying a sit-down interview with their reporters offers “zero chance of a fact-based interview making it through their bias and out to the public.”
The Detroit News has been back and forth on social media with Karamo this week.
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I believe the @detroitnews has multiple interview requests in with your campaign.
Still waiting to hear back on those. https://t.co/GDS0WbTU9u
— Craig Mauger (@CraigDMauger) September 15, 2022
We’ve had TWO press conferences, media advisories were sent @CraigDMauger, and you and any member of the press were welcome to attend, and ask whatever questions you like. Also I have been at multiple events where YOU could have approached me and interviewed me there. Be honest. https://t.co/wjx4XcVRQX
— Kristina Karamo (@KristinaKaramo) September 15, 2022
In August, Michigan News Source wrote a profile article on Karamo and her opponent, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. Both campaigns were polite and easy to work with.
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The general election is November 8, and early voting begins September 29.
