Attorney General Bill Schuette/file photo from Deadline Detroit
The signs of political ambition seem pretty obvious.
Chad Livengood of the Detroit News reports that Attorney General Bill Schuette may be preparing to run for governor in 2018.
He writes that Schuette has a fundraiser on Monday at a Washington for his attorney general campaign committee. Only thing is, he's constitutionally barred from seeking another term in his current office, Livengood points out.
The News writes:
Schuette’s fundraising activity 54 days into his second four-year term suggests he is laying the groundwork for a 2018 campaign for governor, which is viewed as a likely next step for the former congressman, agriculture director, state senator and appellate court judge. Schuette has sidestepped questions about whether he’s eying the Governor’s Office.
