MichMash: Sen. Nesbitt on trying to find ‘common ground’ with Michigan Democrats
Hernz Laguerre February 2, 2024
Senate Republican Leader Aric Nesbitt joined "MichMash" this week to share his reactions to Gov. Whitmer's State of the State address.
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In this episode:
- Sen. Nesbitt reacts to Gov. Whitmer’s State of the State Address
- Election security and the 2020 election
- Supporting former President Donald Trump as the Republican nominee
Nesbitt continued to accuse the Democrats of listening to their “union bosses” as opposed to working with the Republicans.
Earlier in the year Nesbitt also endorsed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for president, but since he pulled out of the race, put his full support behind President Trump, pointing to his stances on the southern border, the Middle East and election security.
“It seems to be a President Trump versus a President Biden right now,” he said. “I think this election is a case of whether you believe in the American people or do you believe in centralized government.”
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- Free preschool, community college headlines Whitmer’s State of the State address
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- MichMash: Secretary Benson on presidential primaries, election security
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