GOP leverages 9/11 anniversary to attack left-wing Democrats in battleground races
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Republicans are reviving 9/11-era tactics to portray left-wing Democrats as anti-American in midterm races, centering on Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed and his ties to streamer Hasan Piker; El-Sayed condemns the 9/11 attacks and rejects being defined by Piker's past remarks, while GOP allies push the narrative in several states, though voters' focus on cost-of-living issues may blunt the impact.
- GOP uses 9/11 anniversary to bash left-wing Dems Axios
- Republican seeking to implicate Abdul El-Sayed over 9/11 voted twice against benefits for first responders The Guardian
- El-Sayed hits Rogers on GOP convention appearance in new online game The Hill
- Mike Rogers says El-Sayed sympathizes with terrorists in convention speech Detroit Free Press
- Abdul El-Sayed Responds to Mike Rogers’s Criticism of Him from Convention Stage WSJ
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