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Detroit General Motors Co. is adding a new layer of public policy directing as it further deepens its electric-vehicle transformation.
The Detroit automaker said Friday that Craig Glidden, GM s executive vice president and general counsel, will assume responsibility for global public policy on June 1. Glidden, in the newly created role of executive vice president of global public policy, will oversee the selection of a new senior executive for the policy department; that person will report to Glidden, who will report to CEO Mary Barra.
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The new senior executive selected will take the role over from Everett Eissenstat, the senior vice president of global public policy who s departing in August. He came to GM after serving in President Donald Trump s administration as deputy assistant to the president for international economic affairs and deputy director of the National Economic Cou
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LANSING In a ceremonial act made dramatic by a “credible threat of violence” that closed the Capitol, 16 Michiganders gathered in the state Senate on Monday to officially cast their Electoral College votes for Democrat President-elect Joe Biden.
The elector signatures on “certificates of ascertainment” ended Republican President Donald Trump’s unprecedented and unsuccessful public pressure campaign to persuade Michigan’s Republican-led Legislature to discard Biden’s 154,188-vote win and swing the election to him.
The vote leaves Trump with just one clear move to fight what he continues to claim was a “rigged” election, and one that is even less likely to succeed than myriad lawsuits he and allies have lost: Imploring Congress to reject electors from contested states.