Holland Reporter

Speaker Matt Hall has recently shared insights on his political activities and future plans through a series of tweets. These posts, made in early June 2025, highlight his discussions with media personalities and outline his legislative intentions to address certain state governance issues.

On June 1, 2025, Speaker Matt Hall expressed satisfaction with a recent conversation at the Mackinac Conference with National Radio Hall of Famer Paul W. Smith on WJR Radio. During this interaction, he articulated his vision for Michigan's future as Speaker and emphasized the need to hold Jocelyn Benson accountable for what he described as her "broken $9M websites." "Great conversation this week at @MackinacConf with National Radio Hall of Famer Paul W. Smith on @wjrradio, where we discussed my vision as Speaker for Michigan’s brightest future and holding @JocelynBenson accountable for her broken $9M websites."

Following this tweet, also posted on June 1, Hall provided a link to listen to the discussion in full. "LISTEN HERE: https://t.co/9ZbcSnKoEO"

In another tweet dated June 2, 2025, Hall addressed economic concerns faced by Michigan families due to what he described as "excessive permits," "redundant inspections," and "endless delays." He announced plans to establish a new committee aimed at reducing what he termed Governor Whitmer's costly administrative rules and bureaucratic red tape. "As Michigan families are paying tens of thousands of dollars more than they should because of excessive permits, redundant inspections, and endless delays, I announced a plan for a new committee to cut through @GovWhitmer's costly administrative rules and bureaucratic red tape."