These are not just any cases. These are cases that sought to overturn the will of the people as to the presidential election in Michigan, and sought really to undermine people’s faith in the integrity of our electoral system.
Dana Nessel
The Public Record
American politician and lawyer (born 1969)
If we are not the ones to fight back against these types of lies in this effort to undermine this election and undermine our democracy, then who are the proper and appropriate authorities who should bring such a case or such a complaint?
If those individuals that were involved in the interaction of the capital, they really believe what was in these lawsuits. They truly drank the Kool-Aid. And if they drank the Kool-Aid, then it was these lawyers that mixed it, stirred it…
I think it's very important that Republicans in our state and nationally understand these are anti-democratic groups.
I think it's important to remember that in terms of the siege that we saw at the Capitol in Lansing last April, that firstly, many of those, ultimately, were involved in the plot to kidnap and kill the governor.
Well, as a prosecutor myself, who has an entire division that is devoted just to Public Integrity cases, where we hold public officials accountable when they reach the public trust, all I can say is it's incredibly disturbing.
I mean, is it really surprising in light of all the other news that you're broadcasting tonight? You know, this is a president who, you know, surrounds himself by people who are wholly and completely lacking in integrity of any kind.
The fact that we even find ourselves in this place where we have to be relieved that something ridiculous didn't occur that should never have occurred, you know, is it it's a sad chapter in American history that we really need to put…
I think I had a lot of problems with the way that I saw voter suppression handled in the state of Texas.
It erodes people's confidence in our system of elections, and it really decimates our democratic system of government.
We will continue to fight as vigorously as possible to ensure that the person who actually won the presidential election is sworn into office on January 20.
I'm relieved that they did the right thing. Obviously, I'm happy that the 5.5 million people who voted in my state won't have their votes disenfranchised, and that the 10 million people who live in my state will be properly represented…
It's a dangerous time in our state, and it's a dangerous time in our country, and we can attribute all of that to one man and that's Donald Trump.
If you're not a Trump supporter, I don't think you're going to have a chance in 2022.
You know who voted for you in Michigan, General Paxton? No one. Literally, no one. So, stay in your lane and, you know, stick to trying to disenfranchise voters in your own state. Don't come to mine.
I almost don't know how to describe whatever this lawsuit is because it's so insane. And it's insulting quite honestly to have the state of Texas come in to my state, Michigan, and to try to overturn the results where nearly 155,000…
Please stop politicizing this virus. You are literally killing us. You're literally killing us.
I don't understand what's wrong with these people. But this is incredibly dangerous.
The poll should be an island of calm, where voters can peacefully contemplate their candidates that they want to vote for.
I think it's going to be those same women that come out in very large numbers to support Joe Biden for President.
I don't know what we can possibly say about a president who claims to be pro-law in order and yet seems to be making excuses and justifications for those who are engaged in domestic terrorism.
Well, like many of the things that Donald Trump says I find it to be vile and hideous and repugnant and a stain on our nation.
We can no longer afford in this nation to have our elected leaders like the President of the United States, sending notches winks and nods and I get frequently, you know, hear called a dog whistle. It's not a dog whistle to these folks…





