El-Sayed confronts culture-war framing as Rogers skips Michigan Senate debate
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Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed faced pointed questions about his ties to Hasan Piker, his stance on Israel, and CAIR-linked donations, while defending engagement with Piker’s audience as not an endorsement; he also accused GOP rival Mike Rogers of trying to turn the race into a culture-war over his Muslim faith and ethnicity after Rogers declined to attend the Detroit debate.
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- El-Sayed on Rogers avoiding debate: ‘The elephant was not in the room’ The Hill
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