Michael J. Rogers

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Michael J. Rogers was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan. Because of his refusal to not hold in-person town hall meetings, commentators such as Glenn Beck questioned whether he was a "progressive Republican."[1]

Michael J. Rogers is a former chairman of he House Intelligence Oversight Committee.

In 2026, Rogers is GOP Michigan Senate candidate.

Reactions to Islamic Abdul El-Sayed

'Never in million years did I think I’d be running against someone who thinks America deserved 9/11'.[2]

Data centers

Rogers previously urged Michigan to “lead the charge” on AI infrastructure—abruptly endorsed a one-year statewide moratorium on new data center construction after public opposition mounted and polling showed 55% of likely voters opposed projects near their homes.

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