Matt Maddock addresses police suspensions and business practices in Detroit tweets

Matt Maddock, Michigan State Representative for 51st District
Matt Maddock, Michigan State Representative for 51st District - Michigan House Republicans
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Matt Maddock, a Michigan state representative, posted a series of tweets on February 20, 2026, discussing topics ranging from university sports rivalries to local law enforcement and business practices in designated economic zones.

In his first tweet at 13:16 UTC, Maddock posed a question to his followers regarding college sports allegiances: “Are you a @UMich or a @michiganstateu fan?”

Later that morning at 13:49 UTC, he commented on recent disciplinary actions involving police officers in Detroit. He wrote: “Detroit communists suspend two great conservative brave officers for taking felons off the streets. Other great cops Do you have their backs? 90% of ppl are on your side.”

In another tweet at 14:57 UTC, Maddock referenced alleged misuse of Small Business Administration loans within renaissance zones: “You get a SBA loan in a renaissance zone. Open up the cardboard biz. Pay yourself and some close friends and contractors 300k each then abandon it and onto the next one.”

Renaissance zones in Michigan are areas designated by the state to encourage economic development through tax incentives and other support mechanisms. These zones aim to attract new businesses and revitalize local economies by reducing barriers such as property taxes for eligible companies.

Matt Maddock has been an active figure in Michigan politics, often using social media platforms to comment on current events and policy issues relevant to his constituents.



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