Police respond to fight at state GOP’s closed-door meeting; party nearly broke

Clare police were called to the Doherty Hotel Saturday after a fight at a closed-door meeting of the Michigan Republican Party state committee, and many were upset by the amount of funding revealed in the party coffers. Michigan GOP Chair Kristina Karamo recently called the state meeting to go over the party finances when multiple witnesses said James Chapman, a Republican who lost his run for the 4th Senate District in Wayne County in 2022, and Clare County Republican Chair Mark DeYoung traded fisticuffs outside the meeting when a locked door was opened. “He kicked me in the balls as

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