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2 months ago | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
In less than a month, one in every five Michigan restaurants will needlessly be put at risk of closure and the jobs of 50,000 hardworking Michiganders will be put on the line. Similar policies enacted in Washington, D.C., in 2023 led to the loss of more than 3,000 jobs despite having only about 7% of the population Michigan has. That doesn’t have to happen here.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
With just under one month until the Feb. 21 deadline imposed by the Michigan Supreme Court, the new Republican House Majority has...
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
The people of Michigan delivered a clear message in November — the radical far-left agenda of the previous two years is over — they demand real leadership and real solutions because they are facing real challenges.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
detroitnews.com | Aric Nesbitt
Michiganians sent a clear message in the November election. They want a state government that prioritizes their needs above divisive ideologies and outside interests. That House Republicans were able to unseat four incumbent Democrat members after being massively outspent tells us the ramrodding of a radical left-wing agenda led by the governor over the past two years has been fully rejected by the people of Michigan.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
As we head into Lame Duck—the series of sessions after an election and before the new legislature is seated—the radical left in Lansing have put forward an agenda that prioritizes the tax-takers over the taxpayers. Government spending in our state has increased by nearly 50% in just a few short years and Democrats show no signs of stopping.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
As we gather with our families for Thanksgiving, it is important that we reflect on the values that have made America one of the greatest nations in human history. Our founding was a great experiment in self-governance that fanned the flames of liberty all across the world. Our founding was rooted in the principle that government should exist to preserve and protect the natural, God-given rights of its citizens.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
With Election Day having just passed, every American deserves to feel certain that their ballot will be counted accurately, efficiently and securely. Sadly, it was reported recently that a fraudulent ballot, allegedly cast illegally by a foreign national in Ann Arbor, will be counted among early votes made by lawful U.S. citizens just days before Election Day. Subscribe to tricityrecord.com to keep reading this exclusive post. Wonderful treasures can be discovered in the Bible’s content.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
For too long, the Democrat political class has prioritized the tax-taker over the taxpayer and Michigan families have suffered for it. That’s why Senate Republicans have continued to fight for Michigan workers, seniors, and families—because you deserve a better opportunity to thrive as an American and Michigander. If there is one issue that illustrates the huge divide between the Democrat political class and the working class, it’s the economy.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
detroitnews.com | Aric Nesbitt
Nesbitt: If elected, Trump will renew the American dreamAric Nesbitt | The Detroit NewsI recently had a conversation with a local farmer from my district about the potential implications of the results of the presidential election and the choice we face as Americans.
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Oct 17, 2024 | 
tricityrecord.com | Aric Nesbitt
The Detroit News recently reported that federal prosecutors have charged five Chinese nationals with several crimes related to spying on the Camp Grayling training facility in 2023. The five, who happened to be University of Michigan students at the time, were found taking pictures near military equipment and vehicles, as well as subsequently lying to federal investigators about why and how they found themselves there. Subscribe to tricityrecord.com to keep reading this exclusive post.
