Have Democrats found their new Obama in Michigan
The Michigan Senate race primary between two Democrat candidates was so tight that by midday it still hadn’t been officially called. But it looks like the progressive, Muslim candidate of the Left has edged it over his AIPAC backed opponent. Abdul El-Sayed is a charismatic orator already being compared in tone to Obama.
But is the Democrat party already splitting before a critical midterm election? And could it cost them the Senate? Later, why is alleged domestic abuser Max Miller still standing for the Republican party in Ohio? Has Trump now set the blueprint for any politician facing charges of abuse or violence who believe they can win if they just show resilience?
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AI GeneratedAbdul El-Sayed has narrowly won the Democratic primary for the US Senate in Michigan, signaling a shift toward progressive politics despite internal party divisions over his stances on Gaza. Meanwhile, Republican Representative Max Miller faces severe domestic abuse allegations, and survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are campaigning against the nomination of Todd Blanche as Attorney General.