El-Sayed Capitalizes on Trump’s 'Two Americas' Divide in Michigan Senate Bid
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Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed embraced Donald Trump’s claim of “two very different” versions of America, arguing that the current economy fuels inequality and higher costs as he advances to a general election against Republican Mike Rogers; Obama has offered support, and El-Sayed’s candidacy highlights potential historic significance as a Muslim candidate vying for the Senate.
- Abdul El-Sayed embraces Trump claim he represents ‘very different’ America The Guardian
- Abdul El-Sayed won the primary. But can he win Michigan? | Thompson detroitnews.com
- Obama and Abdul El-Sayed Spoke to Discuss Unity After Michigan Senate Primary The New York Times
- Trump and the GOP have a new bogeyman Politico
- After bitter primary, El-Sayed faces daunting task of unifying Democrats The Washington Post
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