While Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel told NBC News she ran for office to combat the president's agenda — which she says was making Michiganders less safe — she didn't expect she'd be fighting him so much on social media.
Ahead of President Donald Trump's trip to a Ford Motor plant in Ypsilanti on Thursday, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel wrote him a letter outlining the rules forNessel has spent the spring attempting to enforce the executive orders issued by Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to help slow the spread of the, which included one of the nation's strictest lockdown decrees as well as the order mandating face coverings in public.
“At a certain point, my Facebook feed started to resemble the obituary section of a newspaper,” the Democrat told NBC News.Trump, who has consistently flouted his own government's recommendation that face coverings be worn in public settings, wore a mask for the private portion of his Ford tour but took it off for the public event in front of cameras, despite the Ford facility's own mask requirement.
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