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Dana Nessel
Attorney General of Michigan
From: January 1, 2019 – present
Predecessor Bill Schuette
Successor Incumbent (no successor)
Information
Party Democrat

Dana Nessel (born April 19, 1969, age 57) is an attorney and leftist Democrat currently serving as the Attorney General of Michigan under the governorship of the totalitarian Biden shill[1] Gretchen Whitmer.

As shown below, Nessel is a gender-baiting feminist with problems controlling her language usage in addition to comprehending common sense.

DeBoer v. Snyder

Nessel fought on behalf of activists for the homosexual agenda in the Supreme Court case DeBoer v. Snyder, successfully arguing for the plaintiffs in legalizing same-sex "marriage" in Michigan.[2]

Attorney General of Michigan

2018 election

Absurd advertisement

In November 2017, while campaigning to become the Michigan Attorney General, Nessel released an ad absurdly claiming that, as a woman, she is somehow more trustworthy than men to hold public office simply because of the fact that she lacks male sexual organs.[3]

General election results

Nessel ran for and won election to become the Attorney General of Michigan in 2018, defeating Republican candidate Tom Leonard by less than 3% of the vote.[4]

Tenure

Shilling for Gov. Whitmer's totalitarianism

Amidst the CCP virus in the United States and the totalitarian policies instituted by Democrat governor Gretchen Whitmer, Nessel has acted as a political shill for the former, such as questioning the patriotism of a barber who opened his shop despite Whitmer's strict lockdown orders.[5]

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