Isn’t it Refreshing to hear an attorney general candidate talk about public safety, not politically driven lawsuits and arrests?
Article 1, Section 1 of the Michigan Constitution states, “All political power is inherent in the people. Government is instituted for their equal benefit, security and protection.”
The Attorney General’s duty is to protect Michiganders by enforcing the law fairly, fighting consumer fraud, and supporting law enforcement.
As Attorney General, I’ll always put the people of Michigan first, not politics or special interests.
@MIGOP @RepublicanAGs @RAGAResponse @Republicans
Amazing how pretty much everything she complained about being wrong in the system is done overwhelmingly by democrats.
And then she claims she expects them to fix the same system they broke?
As one of the candidates featured in these polls - the infamous one in late June that showed me plummeting into single digits (which was at odds with our internals) - here's the impact of this "experiment"
- Donations dried up
- Volunteers were devastated and pleading for guidance on what to do
- Reporters hounded me with calls to drop out
Sure, a point was proven. Polling is broken. But tens of thousands of people poured their hearts, time, energy, hard-earned money into something they believed in - for a year-and-a-half, and it was treated like a game. Our volunteers gave their all. And then some. I felt like I had let so many of them down.
To be extremely clear, Michigan Democrats are locked in to beat Mike Rogers. We WILL send @AbdulElSayed to the US Senate.
But between crap like this, endless fundraising texts that drive supporters away with spammy fake deadlines and trash "match" claims, scam PACs run rampant for firms to grift without actually supporting candidates, undisclosed content creators pushing content out either misrepresenting themselves as residents of states they don't live in or hiding whether they were paid and by who so they could make a buck, and the tidal wave of dark money ads -- I hope Democrats are ready to blow up the system with campaign finance and transparency reforms.
Trust is already at an all-time low. We don't get out of this mess without rebuilding trust.
And media - who loves to ride the drama of a pollercoaster - needs to take a hard look at what's legitimate and what's not.
If this teaches us anything - DON'T GET COMPLACENT AND DON'T TRUST THE POLLS.
LOCK IN. SIGN UP FOR A CANVASSING SHIFT. LEAVE NOTHING TO CHANCE OVER THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.
Can’t convince me that these fake polls aren’t popping up in order to influence betting markets
🚨 OMG. A pollster now admitted to be FRAUDULENT caused Chuck Schumer to pour over $1.2 MILLION DOLLARS into the Mississippi Senate race after "Wedgewood Polls" found the race "competitive..."
> Oct. 14: "Poll" drops showing only R+4
> Dems think MS can go blue
> Oct. 20: Schumer PAC confirms "first major investment" of $1.2M into red Mississippi after previously making zero investment
> Wedgewood admits to being fraudulent
MADNESS...
Nic Lloyd retweeted
🚨 "Wedgewood Polls" just announced it was a FAKE POLLSTER and was listed in outlets like the NYT and MSNOW
Their "polls":
🔵 Texas: Talarico+2
🔵 Ohio: Brown+4
🔵 Michigan: El Sayed+6
🔵 Kansas: Hamilton+2
🔵 Maine: Jackson+4
This is INSANE.
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NBC holding a dem candidate accountable is an insane watch
HOLD THE PRESS: NBC holds Abdul El-Sayed’s feet to the fire on his family’s ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
He CLEARLY panicked and lashed out at the reporter.
NBC: “When people ask you a question, they do expect the truth.”
EL-SAYED (flustered): “Are you insinuating that somehow I was lying?!”
This is so good. He’s panicking and his lies are catching up to him.
A rare act of journalism from NBC News.
Said you’re not a real Michigan fan if you didn’t go to UM and then said UM can only win by cheating.
This is a major victory for Michigan State.
The laws passed by the Democrat trifecta between 2023 and 2024 have caused our rates to sky rocket, and the ‘renewable’ energy mandates make up 70% or more of that increase.
Michigan needs leaders that will push for an expansion of reliable energy sources and improvements of our infrastructure before forcing rate payers to shoulder the costs of the green energy movement.
mackinac.org/blog/2026/think…
Energy rates have skyrocketed under climate mandates pushed by Democrats in Lansing. More than 70% of recent rate hikes have reportedly gone toward renewable energy projects.
As Attorney General, I’ll fight to ensure utilities are spending your money on reliable, affordable energy and improving our infrastructure.
While my opponent has publicly committed to using lawsuits to advance his climate agenda, I’ll focus on holding utilities accountable, challenging unjustified rate hikes, and opposing policies that unnecessarily increase your energy bills.
The Attorney General is supposed to fight for you. That’s exactly what I’ll do.
Nic Lloyd retweeted
Michigan’s next Attorney General will inherit a backlog of high-profile, complex cases. They need to be ready to lead on day one, without training wheels.
I’ve held leadership roles in the Eaton County Prosecutor’s Office since 2003, served as Prosecutor since 2013, and led the Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan.
I have the experience and leadership to step into the Attorney General’s office and get to work on day one.
Nic Lloyd retweeted
I’ve spent the last 30 years serving as a prosecutor, fighting for victims, families, and communities across Eaton County and Michigan.
I’ve spent my career fighting for the people of this state. Now, I’m ready to continue that fight as your Attorney General.
@MIGOP @RepublicanAGs @RAGAResponse
Nic Lloyd retweeted
The Michigan Senate, working alongside survivors of human trafficking and Attorney General Dana Nessel, passed bipartisan legislation to strengthen protections for survivors and increase penalties for traffickers and buyers. That legislation now sits in the house needing to be passed.
Dana Nessel has done a great job fighting for these protections, and I intend to continue that fight.
Throughout my career as a prosecutor, I’ve worked with the Legislature time and time again to strengthen public safety, protect victims, and hold criminals accountable.
As your Attorney General, I’ll continue working with the Legislature to put the safety and well-being of Michiganders first.
Nic Lloyd retweeted
"Unlike Democrat Eli Savit, Lloyd hasn’t decriminalized psychedelic mushrooms or sex work in his community. He’s continued to use cash bail to ensure people suspected of committing crimes return to court for trial."
NORMAL.
Nic Lloyd retweeted
Your Attorney General has several tools to help keep costs down for Michigan families.
When it comes to grocery stores, supporting local law enforcement in the fight against organized retail crime helps protect businesses and keep costs from being passed on to consumers.
And when Big Tech, Big Pharma, or Big Energy try to price gouge Michiganders, your Attorney General has a responsibility to hold them accountable.
As Attorney General, I’ll fight to protect your wallet and make sure Michigan consumers get a fair deal.
OH NO he said ‘circle’ instead of “fill in the bubble with a blue or black pen.”
Hi @Tonyforlini1 👋 Barb Byrum here! I noted something about this video that raised a red flag. I wanted to give you a chance to respond.



























