Former Rep. Andy Levin says exit polls show 60% of Jewish voters in Michigan voted for Abdul El-Sayed, adding that Haley Stevens endorsing Republican Mike Rogers "backfired spectacularly on Rogers" in both the Jewish and Black communities.
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Archbishop Naoum just exposed that Israel bombed a Christian hospital in Gaza eight separate times despite knowing exactly what it was and you will never see this on CNN
Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, and Soros.
Rogers threw every right-wing bogeyman into a blender.
Ugly smears aimed at an Arab American candidate.
When your policy record is bankrupt, conspiracy theories are all you have left.
Desperate tactics.
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Mike Rogers accuses Abdul El-Sayed of taking campaign money from supporters of Hamas, Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, and the Muslim Brotherhood:
"He's taken money from the George Soros family... Apparently they paid for his education in Columbia, now they're paying for his campaign."
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Mike Rogers accuses Abdul El-Sayed of taking campaign money from supporters of Hamas, Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda, and the Muslim Brotherhood:
"He's taken money from the George Soros family... Apparently they paid for his education in Columbia, now they're paying for his campaign."
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"This is the Golden Age."
Try telling that to working people buying groceries this week.
Gas sits at $4.36 a gallon and utility bills keep climbing.
Trump celebrates with billionaires while working families get squeezed.
Delusion doesn't pay the rent.
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Trump: "I want to thank everybody for being here as we celebrate the exciting advance of science and technology in the Golden Age of America. This is the Golden Age. It wasn't two years ago, but it is now."
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Trump: "I want to thank everybody for being here as we celebrate the exciting advance of science and technology in the Golden Age of America. This is the Golden Age. It wasn't two years ago, but it is now."
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Rogers took cheap shots at El-Sayed's credentials.
The man holds an actual medical degree from Columbia.
Rogers only entered this race because Trump called him.
Someone answering to Trump won't protect patient care.
He works for the boss, not Michigan.
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Abdul El-Sayed on Mike Rogers questioning his credentials:
"I have a medical degree from Columbia University. This guy has issues with my credentials, he can take it up with them. But it's not really about me, it's about whether or not you can see your doctor."
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Abdul El-Sayed on Mike Rogers questioning his credentials:
"I have a medical degree from Columbia University. This guy has issues with my credentials, he can take it up with them. But it's not really about me, it's about whether or not you can see your doctor."
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Rogers rattled off horrific details purely to score debate points.
It was shameless.
Turning civilian tragedies into campaign mudslinging demeans the victims.
El-Sayed called it out on the spot.
Nobody should exploit human suffering for a thirty-second soundbite.
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Mike Rogers: "Yesterday was October 7th... He could not bring himself to even acknowledge the pain, the terrorism, the rape, the murders..."
Abdul El-Sayed: "I'm so sorry, but like I'm not somebody who tries to make political theater out of other people's pain."
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Mike Rogers: "Yesterday was October 7th... He could not bring himself to even acknowledge the pain, the terrorism, the rape, the murders..."
Abdul El-Sayed: "I'm so sorry, but like I'm not somebody who tries to make political theater out of other people's pain."
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"Tax billionaire wealth."
That shouldn't be a controversial demand.
Oligarchs stash historic fortunes while working families foot the bill.
Collecting taxes at the very top to fund basic services is just common sense.
El-Sayed laid it out in plain words.
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Abdul El-Sayed during the Michigan Senate debate:
"In case that wasn't clear: tax billionaire wealth. Look, I learned that at Michigan, where I actually went to school, I don't just parade around in the Block M. The reality of it is that we can do this. It's just math."
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Abdul El-Sayed during the Michigan Senate debate:
"In case that wasn't clear: tax billionaire wealth. Look, I learned that at Michigan, where I actually went to school, I don't just parade around in the Block M. The reality of it is that we can do this. It's just math."
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El-Sayed points directly to diplomacy.
Diplomacy is the only path that brings down fuel prices and ends the crisis.
Rogers has zero answers for how to stop the fighting.
Just more hawkish rhetoric.
Drivers in Michigan shouldn't have to finance another regional war.
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Q: Can the war end if the Strait isn't open and Iran can produce a nuclear weapon?
Abdul El-Sayed: "Yes, and we do that at the edge of diplomacy rather than war..."
Mike Rogers: "My opponent here would not condemn the IRGC, which today is hanging two 19-year-old kids..."
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Q: Can the war end if the Strait isn't open and Iran can produce a nuclear weapon?
Abdul El-Sayed: "Yes, and we do that at the edge of diplomacy rather than war..."
Mike Rogers: "My opponent here would not condemn the IRGC, which today is hanging two 19-year-old kids..."
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Gas was $2.98 before the war started.
Now it sits at $4.36 a gallon.
An admiral tells working people their pain pales in comparison to the war.
That is easy to say from a television studio.
Drivers at the pump are footing the bill for an endless war.
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Former CENTCOM Deputy Commander Vice Admiral Robert Harward on high gas prices during the Iran war:
"Short-time financial pain for the American people is a horrible thing, but that pales in comparison to what's happening in Iran."
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Former CENTCOM Deputy Commander Vice Admiral Robert Harward on high gas prices during the Iran war:
"Short-time financial pain for the American people is a horrible thing, but that pales in comparison to what's happening in Iran."
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Brushing off rising prices as "DNC talking points."
Rogers backed the tariffs that hurt Michigan businesses.
Now he promises to use his ties to Trump to ease the pain.
That is not an economic plan.
He defended the damage and now offers access as the cure.
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Q: Should you provide voters an explanation of why you were wrong on tariffs?
Mike Rogers: "Sounded like a couple of DNC talking points... My job is to try to make sure I can use my relationship with the administration to ease as much pain as I can."
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Q: Should you provide voters an explanation of why you were wrong on tariffs?
Mike Rogers: "Sounded like a couple of DNC talking points... My job is to try to make sure I can use my relationship with the administration to ease as much pain as I can."
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Comparing a streamer to the Commander-in-Chief.
Serious question: who actually buys that?
Hasan Piker talks into a webcam in California.
Donald Trump controls the military and holds the nuclear codes.
El-Sayed gave the reporter the exact answer it deserved.
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Vittert: Why does Mike Rogers have to answer for Donald Trump if you don't have to answer for Hasan Piker?
El-Sayed: Trump has the nuclear football and makes war. That is "a very different thing than a streamer in California. I'm not sure if that's clear to you."
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Vittert: Why does Mike Rogers have to answer for Donald Trump if you don't have to answer for Hasan Piker?
El-Sayed: Trump has the nuclear football and makes war. That is "a very different thing than a streamer in California. I'm not sure if that's clear to you."
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