Obama Advises El-Sayed as Democrats Seek Unity After Michigan Senate Primary
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Following a bruising Michigan Democratic Senate primary, Abdul El-Sayed described a warm, mentorship‑style conversation with Barack Obama about uniting Democrats to win Michigan’s Senate seat in November; Obama has not endorsed El-Sayed, Stevens endorsed him, and Democrats are weighing how to bridge divides ahead of a general election against GOP nominee Mike Rogers.
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