SportsMonday Column: It's safe to start dreaming
This has special-season potential, and the next month is all about whether Michigan can realize it.
Daily Digest
10-31-2016
U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, Democratic vice presidential nominee, spoke at events in Taylor and Warren, Mich. on Sunday, visiting the state just nine days away from the presidential election.
According to an average of polls from Real Clear Politics, Clinton is currently projected to win Michigan by seven points.
Michigan Sens. Gary Peters (D) and Debbie Stabenow (D), as well as U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell (DâDearborn), also attended the event in Taylor, which was hosted by the 1A region of the Union of Auto Workers.
Dear subscribers,
Today, we have coverage of Tim Kaine's visits to the state on Sunday, as well as an update on a man carrying a fake gun and ISIS flag who drew police attention downtown. Additionally, we'll tell you what we learned from Michigan's 32-23 win over Michigan State on Saturday, as well as why it's safe to start dreaming about the potential of Michigan football this season. Despite the efforts of its goalies, Michigan hockey couldn't pull out a win on the road this weekend.
We hope you enjoy all these stories and more from us, and have a happy and safe Halloween.
All the best,
The Michigan Daily
Man carrying fake gun, ISIS flag draws police attention downtown
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