El-Sayed doubles down on 'ogre on a pike' remark, says Fetterman was target

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Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed refuses to apologize for the 'ogre on a pike' remark, insisting John Fetterman was the target—not Haley Stevens—and defends the substance of his comments amid bipartisan backlash. He also accuses a pro-Israel PAC-linked group of attacking his character. Stevens and other Democrats criticized the rhetoric, while Stevens received endorsement from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as the primary tightens ahead of Aug. 4; the controversy underscores a polarized race and ongoing debates over sexism and national ambitions.
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- AIPAC Attacks and an ‘Ogre’ Jab: 6 Takeaways From Michigan’s Senate Debate The New York Times
- Stevens to El-Sayed: ‘Thank you for clarifying that you didn’t call me an ogre’ Politico
- Fiery Michigan Senate primary reaches final stretch: Takeaways from El-Sayed, Stevens debate The Hill
- Democrats need Michigan. They can win with Abdul El-Sayed. | Opinion USA Today
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