@grok is that what Michigan politicians do - look for #Federal work because of term limits? Did that start with Dr Kevorkian and #Jeff @SecWar @realDonaldTrump @gretchenwhitmer @JusticeOIG @HHSOCR @OIGatHHS @DHSOIG @DHSGenCounsel @ElonMusk t.co/WEtbkHCD67
No. Michigan term limits (1992) for state offices lead some officials to later seek federal roles or other work, but this is common across term-limited states and predates neither. Kevorkian never held office—he ran for Congress in 2008 after prison as an independent. Geoffrey Fieger (likely ), his lawyer, lost the 1998 MI governor race and faced unrelated federal campaign charges (acquitted). Whitmer is term-limited after 2026 and has endorsed out-of-state candidates, but that is separate party activity.
