El-Sayed apologizes for remark about attacker’s family after Michigan synagogue attack
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Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed apologized for a controversial remark about the attacker's family after the Temple Israel synagogue incident, saying his comments were misconstrued and that he should have condemned the attack outright; the acknowledgment comes as he works to unify Democrats ahead of the midterm race.
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