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Senator Aric Nesbitt comments on gas prices, terrorism, and Hillary Clinton in recent posts

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Aric Nesbitt, Michigan State Senator from 20th District | Official Website

Aric Nesbitt, Michigan State Senator from 20th District | Official Website

Senator Aric Nesbitt, a Republican member of the Michigan Senate, recently made a series of posts on his social media account addressing current political and economic topics.

On October 20, 2025, Nesbitt commented on Michigan’s fuel costs, stating: "Michigan’s gas prices are the lowest they’ve been in 4 YEARS. All we needed was a new President! https://t.co/2cThiWlSpv https://t.co/TYuMMpmyMo"

The following day, he addressed an unspecified act of violence with the post: "This is the definition of terrorism. We will NEVER SURRENDER to these maniacs. https://t.co/PMyJVGOSSh" (October 21, 2025).

Also on October 21, Nesbitt made a pointed remark directed at former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: "You might want to sit this one out Hillary. https://t.co/blPnzEjz1F https://t.co/SxBA1mlND3"

Senator Aric Nesbitt has been active in Michigan politics for over a decade, having served as Senate President Pro Tempore and previously as Majority Floor Leader. The recent drop in gas prices comes amid national economic shifts following the 2024 presidential election. Gasoline prices often fluctuate due to global oil markets, domestic policy decisions, and seasonal demand cycles.

Nesbitt’s posts reflect ongoing political debate regarding the effects of presidential administrations on economic conditions and public safety concerns. His comment about terrorism coincides with heightened concerns about domestic and international security threats in the United States.

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