Mitt Romney delivers remarks following Arizona and Michigan primaries

"Thank you, Michigan. And thank you, Arizona! A week ago the pundits and the pollsters were ready to count us out. But across Michigan and Arizona I kept meeting moms and dads, students and grandparents, all concerned about what was happening to this great country. I was confident that we would come together today and take a giant step toward a brighter future. Tonight, their efforts have brought our cause a great victory. Tonight is all the more special because we’re celebrating in the state where I was born, surrounded by Michiganders we consider family." [2.28.12]

PHOTOS: Mitt Romney for President Debate Watch Party at One Under in Livonia, MI

AmericaJR.com's Gloria Rzucidlo was LIVE at the One Under Bar & Grill in Livonia, Mich. for the special Mitt Romney for President Debate Watch Party. There was free pizza and pop provided for all attendees. Everyone was watching the CNN Republican Presidential Debate from Mesa, Ariz. Special guests included Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville and Speaker Pro Tempore John Walsh. It was all paid for by the Mitt Romney for President campaign. [2.22.12]

Rick Santorum and Ann Romney defend their campaigns in Novi, Mich. By Pete Bublitz

Thursday evening at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi was supposed to be a commemorative Lincoln Day dinner for close to 1500 attendees and supporters of the Republican Party. What became the focus of the night, however, was an address exchange between two major players of the GOP race this 2012 election year. Yes, comments from Gov. Rick Snyder, Oakland County’s L. Brooks Patterson, and Reverend C.L. Bryant (who was arguably the loudest of the night) stirred up optimism for a President representing the host party. [2.19.12]

WATCH: Running mates for Michigan governor address Impact 2010

AmericaJR.com's Jason Rzucidlo reports from inside the Kensington Court hotel in Ann Arbor for the A2YChamber's "Impact 2010" conference. Watch for remarks from both running mates for Michigan governor. You'll hear from Brian Calley, speaking on behalf of Rick Snyder and Brenda Lawrence, speaking on behalf of Virg Bernero. Calley serves as a Michigan State Representative while Lawrence is the current mayor of Southfield.

Rick Snyder elected Michigan's next governor; Republicans sweep A.G., S.O.S. offices By Jason Rzucidlo

Rick Snyder has never been a politician. However, he will become one on Jan. 1, 2011. Michigan voters selected the Republican businessman to be their next governor. He won by a margin of 19 percent, almost exactly as the polls predicted. The Ann Arbor native ran with a campaign to reinvent Michigan and the nickname of "One Tough Nerd." Ruth Johnson was elected to become the state's next Secretary of State and Bill Schuette was elected Michigan's new Attorney General. [11.4.10]

Gary Peters, Rocky Raczkowski square off at debate in Farmington Hills By Jason Rzucidlo

Mara McDonald said it wasn't a debate. But it sure seemed liked one. The WDIV-TV Local 4 reporter served as the moderator of an election forum hosted by the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC). It took place last Sunday at the Adat Shalom Synagogue in Farmington Hills, Mich. All six candidates for Michigan's 9th district seat in the U.S. House were invited to attend the event. However, only four of them showed up -- Gary Peters, Rocky Raczkowski, Douglas Campbell and Dr. Matthew Kuofle. [10.28.10]

Running mates for Michigan governor speak at Impact 2010 in Ann Arbor By Jason Rzucidlo

Michigan gubernatorial candidates Rick Snyder (R) and Virg Bernero (D) were invited to speak at the A2YChamber's Impact 2010 conference last Friday. However, none of them showed up. Instead, it was the running mates -- Brian Calley for the Snyder campaign and Brenda Lawrence for the Bernero campaign. Both addressed the crowd separately; they did not hold a debate. It all took place inside the Kensington Court Hotel in Ann Arbor. [10.4.10]