Eli Savit’s stance on legalizing prostitution is foolish and dangerous. It is the perspective of a social engineer, not a prosecutor.  Not prosecuting johns only leads to more human trafficking.    I stand with anti-trafficking groups like World Without Exploitation. I will demand accountability to combat sex trafficking.  Mr. Savit’s position ignores the realities of the sex trade: buyers are overwhelmingly men, while those being purchased are disproportionately women and girls  —particularly people of color and individuals from foster care and other underserved communities.   He calls this “consensual sex work”.  I call it exploitation of the vulnerable.    As recent events at the national level have made unmistakably clear, purchasers may also include billionaires and other powerful, privileged men who have relied on their wealth and influence to avoid scrutiny and accountability.    As AG, I promise to work towards accountability to hold those who enabled Epstein in Michigan at Interlochen and allowed him to abuse children from Michigan and allow others to abuse them as well. This means looking at the offenders and enablers – and prosecuting the people who are purchasing women and girls every day right here in Michigan. bridgemi.com/michigan-govern…