WARREN, MIch.– Fresh off her Republican primary win, veteran meteorologist and Congressional candidate Terri DeBoer told Fox News Digital she is ready to flip the state's Third Congressional District back over to the GOP."The one thing that we're really hearing over and over again is people are ready for a change," DeBoer said of her bid to unseat incumbent Dem.
Rep.Hillary Scholten.
"They are ready to be represented by someone who shares the same common sense West Michigan values as they do, and I'm the best candidate to fill the bill."DeBoer, a 61-year-old mother of three who worked for several television stations in western Michigan over a 30-year career, is looking to shake up a district that was held by Republicans for decades before Scholten seized it in 2022.DEMS RALLY BEHIND MICHIGAN PROSECUTOR TO CHAMPION PARTY IN CRUCIAL HOUSE RACEFox News Digital spoke to GOP House candidate Terri DeBoer about her race against Dem.Rep.
Hillary Scholten in Michigan.(Fox News/Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)DeBoer said the Democratic Party has lost its way and is aligning with candidates who undermine what "makes America so great."Looking beyond her own race, DeBoer pushed back when asked whether Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate primary victory signals growing support for a progressive agenda within the Democratic Party."What I hear when I knock on doors, when I walk down the street, when I'm at the grocery store, people say, ‘Thank you.
Thank you for being willing to step forward in a common sense way to represent our values, because quite simply, the other side is no longer representing the values of West Michigan,’" she said.El-Sayed, a far-left progressive, narrowly defeated Rep.Haley Stevens, D-Mich., in one of the nation's most closely watched Democratic primaries last week"I believe that when people truly understand what is at stake here, the very future of America and the freedoms that we have enjoyed, that I think the choice is very clear," she said.ROGERS OPENS DOO...