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Senator Aric Nesbitt, a political figure known for his active presence on social media, has recently expressed concerns through a series of tweets regarding various issues affecting the state of Michigan and broader national policies. His comments address inefficiencies in state departments, educational challenges stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, and foreign aid allocations.

On May 12, 2025, Senator Nesbitt questioned the efficiency of communication within state departments. He posted a tweet asking, "Wonder why no one can answer the phone in our state’s departments? Here ya go! " This tweet suggests an underlying issue with responsiveness or staffing in governmental offices.

Later that day, at 21:26 UTC, he addressed educational setbacks in Michigan due to the pandemic. In his tweet, he highlighted that "Michigan is in the bottom 10 for Covid learning loss and 4th grade reading scores." He criticized those responsible for school closures during the pandemic by stating that they now expect public trust to resolve these issues.

On May 13, 2025, Senator Nesbitt shifted focus to international relations and fiscal policy. He questioned financial decisions made by Democrats regarding foreign aid with his tweet: "Why are Democrats so obsessed with giving money to countries that hate us?" This comment reflects ongoing debates about U.S. foreign aid distribution and its implications.