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LANSING, Jan. 25, 2024 ~ Although Governor Gretchen Whitmer may be celebrating with a “victory lap” after delivering the State of The State address last night, some concerns remain for the Michigan Republican Party.
Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt highlights the ineffectiveness of Governor Whitmer’s policies over the span of her past five years in office, claiming her short-term announcements that gain good press are failing the Michigan community. He argues that these “short-term tactics,” what Governor Whitmer calls “greatest hits,” lack a coordinated and strategic economic growth plan.
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Jan. 25, 2024 ~ House Minority Leader Matt Hall and Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt join 760 WJR‘s Guy Gordon, Lloyd Jackson, and Jamie Edmonds live from Lansing to recap Governor Whitmer‘s State of The State, and how to pay for some of her proposals like tuition-free community college.
Jan. 25, 2024 ~ Minority Leader of the Michigan Senate Aric Nesbitt joins Paul W. Smith to recap Governor Whitmer‘s State of The State address last night.
Jan. 25, 2024 ~ Republican State Rep. Mark Tisdel gives his thoughts on last night’s State of The State with Tom Jordan and Kevin Dietz on “All Talk with Jordan and Dietz.”
(CONTINUED) Consequently, Governor Whitmer’s unsuccessful tactics have left Michigan struggling, including low-ranking standardized scores, graduation rates, proficiency rates in education, poor road conditions, and limited discretionary income.
Senator Nesbitt also claims that 2023 was one of the most partisan legislative agendas seen before, giving handouts to democratic constituencies and causing tax increases.
Ultimately, he states that the Michigan community “deserves better.”
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