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Senator Aric Nesbitt, a prominent political figure, has taken to social media to express his views on several issues currently facing Michigan. His tweets from May 13, 2025, highlight concerns about infrastructure funding, legislative priorities, and immigration policies.

In a tweet posted at 18:01 UTC, Senator Nesbitt criticized the current state of Michigan's roads. He stated that despite discussions over the years, "Michigan’s roads are as bad as they’ve ever been." He emphasized that there is sufficient funding available to address these issues without increasing taxes. However, he expressed frustration with Senate Democrats, accusing them of preferring to "keep reaching in your pockets so they can spend your money on nonsense." The original post can be viewed here.

Later that day at 18:58 UTC, Senator Nesbitt made a brief statement addressing an unspecified issue affecting many residents. In his words: "Asking for a quarter million residents…" The context or details behind this comment were not provided in the tweet itself but can be accessed here.

At 19:02 UTC on the same day, Senator Nesbitt addressed another contentious topic concerning immigration and law enforcement. He asserted that every Senate Democrat voted in favor of illegal immigrants rather than supporting law enforcement. This stance was articulated in his tweet: "Every Senate Dem just voted to side with illegal immigrants over law enforcement." More information is available here.