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Senator Aric Nesbitt, a Republican from Michigan, has taken to social media to express his views on various political issues. His recent tweets address concerns about legal accountability, the role of leadership in lawmaking, and political rhetoric.

On June 17, 2025, Senator Nesbitt questioned whether Democrats have forgotten that obstruction of justice is a crime. He emphasized that individuals do not have the right to impede law enforcement during their duties and warned that "elected or not," actions carry consequences. The full tweet can be viewed here.

Later the same day, he posted another tweet stating simply: "No new laws, just a new President ." This statement can be accessed here.

On June 18, 2025, Senator Nesbitt commented on an event where attendees allegedly called for the President's beheading. He criticized Democrats for not condemning this rhetoric and questioned which side's rhetoric is problematic. His tweet reads: "From Michigan to LA 'No Kings' attendees called for the President’s beheading. No Democrats have condemned it. Who’s rhetoric is the problem again?" The original post is available here.

Additional information for Step 3: Senator Aric Nesbitt represents Michigan in the United States Senate and has been known for his conservative stance on various issues.