Michigan Senate hopeful sidesteps questions on Dearborn reaction to Khamenei death

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Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed dodged CNN host Jake Tapper’s questions about his past remark that “a lot of people in Dearborn” were sad at Ali Khamenei’s death, instead criticizing the focus on his comments and arguing the U.S.-Iran conflict affects Michiganders, saying he’d prefer U.S. money be spent here as he notes the war’s costs and casualties.
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