Michigan Senate Debate Focuses on AIPAC Spending and Electability
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In Michigan’s high-stakes Democratic US Senate primary, Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens sparred over money in politics, outside spending led by AIPAC-backed groups, and who is best positioned to defeat Republican Mike Rogers in November, with exchanges touching on campaign finance reform, DTE funding questions, and wealth disclosures alongside their policy visions.
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