Mike Rogers Lowlights
Rogers lived in Florida for nearly a decade and had not voted in Michigan since 2016.
Rogers got caught being registered to vote at a location where he wasn’t living.
Rogers broke a voter registration law that he helped pass when he was in the Michigan state legislature.
Rogers voted against the Affordable Care Act and wanted it repealed, jeopardizing protections for nearly two million Michiganders with pre-existing conditions.
Rogers supported privatizing and cutting Social Security.
Rogers supported the Ryan Plan to essentially end Medicare and called to inject “private sector discipline” into Medicare.
Rogers could not vote on Michigan Prop 3 as a Florida resident but said he would have voted against protecting abortion rights in Michigan’s constitution.
Rogers co-sponsored bills to suspend FDA approval of medication abortion.
Rogers said it’s “absolutely critical” to defund Planned Parenthood.
Rogers partnered with the Trump administration to gut funding for effective programs to prevent teen pregnancy.
Rogers co-sponsored legislation four times that would make IVF illegal nationwide and refuses to support federal protections for IVF.
Rogers was in the pocket of Big Pharma and voted to oppose Medicare negotiating drug prices. Rogers recently called it “sugar high politics.”
Rogers exacerbated Michigan’s opioid epidemic, taking money from the pharmaceutical industry while leading the charge to make access to opioids easier.
Rogers was in the pocket of the NRA and opposed gun safety measures like banning dangerous assault weapons.
Rogers used the connections made in Congress to walk through the revolving door to become filthy rich.
Rogers personally got rich from Chinese companies, despite claiming to be tough on China.
Rogers enriched himself through Saudi companies, including one with questionable nuclear ambitions.
Rogers voted against multiple campaign finance reforms to minimize corporate influence in politics.
Rogers was “single-handedly” responsible for blocking a simple minimum wage increase in Michigan.
Rogers opposed equal pay for women, repeatedly voting against the Paycheck Fairness Act and the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.
Rogers supported extending the Trump tax cuts for the wealthy and big corporations.
Rogers supported banning marriage equality and called being LGBTQ+ a “lifestyle choice.”
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