El-Sayed fires back at Vance’s “evil” taunt in Michigan Senate race

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Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed pushes back against JD Vance’s “evil” attack, accusing the Republican vice president of dog-whistling on Islam and ethnicity while defending universal healthcare and affordable groceries. The exchange follows Vance’s stern remarks in Michigan about El-Sayed and immigration, with El-Sayed rebutting claims of prioritizing one ethnic group and calling out the broader political rhetoric as harmful; he also dismisses Vance and rival Mike Rogers as “sock puppets” of their respective bases ahead of the November vote.
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