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“Not my staffer” says Abdul.
He’s in ABDUL’S office with ABDUL’S name on the door talking about ABDUL’S foreign funding.
He wants you not to trust your own eyes. Total CONMAN!
🚨OMG CONFRONTS ABDUL EL-SAYED!🚨
OMG Correspondent @MichaelCasey_ attended @AbdulElSayed U.S. Senate debate in Michigan and asked Abdul El-Sayed about our recent report on foreign donations to his campaign. Watch and listen to what he had to say. 👀
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Pay attention to @KR_Bledsoe here.
She hits the nail on the head, again.
My thoughts on Obama and AOC campaigning for @AbdulElSayed 👇🏻
Cc @AFPhq @AFPAction @AFPMichigan @DCNewsNow
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Abdul, why should politicians and bureaucrats control decisions that belong to business owners?
Michigan needs more competition, innovation, and economic freedom—not more government control.
Young Michiganders can’t afford a starter home. Abdul wants Washington picking winners instead of clearing the rules that stop builders from building.
Michigan spends more per pupil and still ranks near the bottom on income and attainment. Abdul’s answer: more of the same spending, same results.
Medicare for All isn’t free. It’s higher taxes, longer waits, and the end of the plans UAW families already have. That’s his first bill.
El-Sayed’s field organizer admits he takes overseas money—“No, it’s not allowed”—and describes routing it through family members.
Abdul says “get money out of politics” while raking in foreign cash:
“Affordability” from Abdul means new taxes, new mandates, and a bigger federal bill.
Working people in Macomb and the U.P. are not asking for that.
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Proud to present David Yardley with the Guardian of Freedom Award! 🇺🇸
A dedicated volunteer and loyal supporter since 2018, David has spent years putting in the work to help us take back Michigan. Grateful for his unwavering commitment and support!
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My thoughts on Obama and AOC campaigning for @AbdulElSayed 👇🏻
Cc @AFPhq @AFPAction @AFPMichigan @DCNewsNow
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“Smug”
“Arrogant”
“Dismissive”
“Lack of respect”
“More concerned about Gaza than Detroit”
That’s Abdul El-Sayed.
Lots of support AGAIN for Mike Rogers at the second debate, far outnumbering the 10 Abdul El Sayed supporters.
Kevin Hertel: ‘I’m not bought and paid for by special interests.’
His campaign: *sends out a former DTE lobbyist to defend him.*
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I think this is a very very good question.
What WAS Secretary of State Benson thinking?
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Abdul has a serious base problem. This race boils down to voter turnout: who will turnout because Abdul is too dangerous for Michigan vs. who will turn out because gas prices are too high.
🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: Former Michigan Democratic Party Chair Lon Johnson just announced he will NOT vote for Abdul El Sayed for Senate, and he's urging fellow Democrats to leave the Senate line BLANK
Wow! MIKE ROGERS LOVES THIS 🔥
"Our gravest concerns involve El Sayed's associations with figures who have excused or minimized terrorism, his reluctance to unequivocally condemn dangerous rhetoric, and his support of extreme policies."
"He has failed that test. As a result, we will not vote for Abdul El Sayed."
When the man who used to run the party won't vote for its nominee, that tells you everything!
El Sayed won the nomination with less than 50% of the vote, and now he's facing intraparty rebellion!
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PRESS RELEASE- Detroit, MI
AFP Action Senior Advisor for Michigan Tim Golding released the following statement:
“Michigan’s economy ranks 43rd in the country, and families feel it every day in their paychecks, their grocery bills, and their job prospects. Our state can’t afford a socialist senator whose answer to everything is more taxes, more spending, and more government control.
“Abdul El-Sayed wants a government takeover of our healthcare, trillions in new Washington spending, and higher taxes on working families — a recipe for even higher prices and fewer jobs. Mike Rogers has a plan to cut taxes, unleash Michigan energy, and bring good-paying jobs back to our communities. Today it is abundantly clear that Michigan can’t afford El-Sayed, and Mike Rogers is the leader who will get our economy moving again.”
