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'Once again, the media is silent': Jonathan Turley weighs in on Michigan AG's legal threats against Republican legislators

Michigan Republican legislators met with President Trump at the White House yesterday. Republican Senate Leader Mike Shirkey tweeted about the meeting yesterday:

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Meanwhile, the Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and others have issued threats against those who oppose vote certification, and it caught the attention of George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley:

A role reversal is definitely the only way this would be a big story in the media.

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Ah yes, we’re very familiar with that sound.

And it’s maddening.

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