El-Sayed deflects culture-war questions to champion Michigan’s affordability crisis on Fox News
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Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed pushes back on culture-war questions in a Fox News interview, saying his priority is addressing Michigan’s affordability crisis (gas, groceries, healthcare) while offering nuanced, libertarian-leaning views on issues like immigration and religious law; the exchange centers on reframing policy discussions around practical concerns for Michigan residents.
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