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Trump and Obama to Campaign in Michigan Senate Race This Weekend

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President Trump and former President Barack Obama are scheduled to campaign in Michigan this weekend for opposing candidates in the state's Senate race. The race is viewed as significant for determining control of the Senate. Both presidents will make appearances on different days.

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    Bloomberg describes the visits as "Political Heavyweights Descend" and characterizes it as a "Pitched Senate Battle," calling Michigan a "marquee battleground state."

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    The Washington Times and Washington Examiner both emphasize the race is getting "presidential-level" or "presidential treatment" attention. The Washington Times calls it a "Trump-Obama tour de force," while the Examiner says the race is "taking on a presidential feel" with "national political heavyweights" arriving.

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