By: Jonathan Oosting
Former Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield faces felony charges for alleged financial crimes, but Attorney General Dana Nessel won’t file charges over the sexual assault claims that launched the case. (Bridge file photo)
Jonathan Oosting is a state government reporter at Bridge Michigan. He covers a range of topics related to Michigan politics, including government and politics, crime, social issues, and the GOP, often focusing on the implications of these themes in the context of Donald Trump. Jonathan's work has been featured in various publications, including the Traverse City Record-Eagle, Detroit Free Press, and City Pulse.
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