Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's former Democratic primary foe endorsed Republican nominee Mike Rogers Sunday, heightening tensions in the tight battleground race days ahead of the midterm elections. Rep. Haley Stevens, who represents areas outside of Detroit, gave her endorsement to Rogers after appearing with him at an area church service. The move could create challenges for Democrats, who had a slight edge in the critical contest in recent polls.
"I do not belong in Abdul’s campaign," Stevens said in a social media video. Asked about the endorsement, El-Sayed said he was less interested in the campaign back-and-forth than on the cost of living and other issues: "I actually don't think about Haley Stevens," he told reporters.
Across the country, Democrats and Republicans are making their final pitches to voters ahead of Tuesday’s elections, which will decide who controls Congress for President Donald Trump’s final two years in office.
funny how upset the Libs and the msm are now with Rep. Stevens. After all, it's always 'courageous' when a Republican breaks rank with their party and sides with the Democrats--just ask Liz Cheney. Also in this case, if Stevens main reasoning for supporting Rogers is because she views El-Sayde as an 'anti-semite' perhaps he should've done a better job on the campaign trail proving he isn't one.
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