John James, a two-time GOP candidate for the U.S. Senate, has announced his intention to run for the House in Michigan’s recently-redrawn 10th congressional district. James, an Army vet and the owner of an automotive logistics firm, made the announcement in a Twitter post, portraying himself as a political outsider. “I fought on the battlefield for American lives and in business for good-paying jobs that fuel livelihoods,” James wrote. “I will continue to fight for the hardworking families in Michigan’s 10th district as today I announce my run for Congress.” In a video attached to the announcement tweet, James said that he is “not a career politician” but insisted that he “does know how to create Michigan jobs.” “Here [in Detroit], politicians take care of themselves and leave this town millionaires while back in Michigan people struggle just to make ends meet,” James continued. “I don’t believe politicians deserve preferential …