6 Takeaways From Michigan’s Senate Debate Between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens
Financial Disclosures El-Sayed released his latest personal financial disclosure report Monday, which showed two rental properties, one in Bangalore, India,…
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El-Sayed's campaign and outside groups combined have spent over $15.3 million, according to FEC reports. To say that somehow, because I wrote an op-ed 15 years ago about what first lady Michelle Obama said, or I ran against Governor Whitmer, that somehow I'm disrespecting anybody, is just inconsistent with the truth," El-Sayed said during the debate. Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed defends disparaging John Fetterman with ‘ogre on a pike’ comment.
Furthermore, Nathan Posner/Shutterstock Fetterman, who is 6 feet 8 inches tall and has often been mocked over his physical appearance, responded by telling the outlet: “I pick being Senator Shrek over being the Pontiac Platner any day.” Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary election will be held on August 4.
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El-Sayed's campaign and outside groups combined have spent over $15.3 million, according to FEC reports.
according to CBS News — LatestTo say that somehow, because I wrote an op-ed 15 years ago about what first lady Michelle Obama said, or I ran against Governor Whitmer, that somehow I'm disrespecting anybody, is just inconsistent with the truth," El-Sayed said during the debate.
according to CBS News — LatestDemocratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed defends disparaging John Fetterman with ‘ogre on a pike’ comment.
according to New York PostNathan Posner/Shutterstock Fetterman, who is 6 feet 8 inches tall and has often been mocked over his physical appearance, responded by telling the outlet: “I pick being Senator Shrek over being the Pontiac Platner any day.” Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary election will be held on August 4.
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