Gretchen Whitmer Aide Jonathan Kinloch Is A Convicted Felon
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer Aide Jonathan Kinloch Is A Convicted Felon And Was Accused Of Assaulting An Elderly Precinct Delegate
Gretchen Whitmer Aide Jonathan Kinloch has quite the troubling past to show for it. It appears Governor Whitmer and other Michigan Democrats have enabled his reckless behavior and also tried to cover it up.
In addition, they have even rewarded him by making him Chairman of the 13th Congressional District Democratic Committee.
Jonathan C. Kinloch started his political career as an aide to late Michigan Senator Jack Faxon. Faxon was known for prancing around on stage in the Detroit Opera Company’s performances of Die Fledermaus in the 1980s.
Faxon was also infamous for having his taxpayer-funded Senate staff camp out at his house during Yom Kippur. Faxon’s staff including Kinloch were tasked with turning his lights on and off and to change the channels on his TV when he was done watching Matlock or Masterpiece Theater on PBS.
Kinloch has also worked on the taxpayer dime most of his adult life thanks to being a professional asskisser. Detroit Mayors from disgraced Kwame Kilpatrick to Mike Duggan as well as various Governors have appointed Kinloch to various boards and commissions over the past 20 years.
Kinloch’s latest political gig included working as an aide for Governor Gretchen Whitmer. He left that position in late March.
Jonathan Kinloch is also the current Chairman of the 13th Congressional District Democratic Committee.
Kinloch has become infamous over the past week for leading the charge to censure Michigan Representative Karen Whitsett. Whitsett met with President Trump regarding COVID-19 assistance for Detroit.
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