Michigan Democrat El-Sayed to Trump: 'Call me Senator after tomorrow'
Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed rallied supporters alongside Senator Elizabeth Warren in Royal Oak, Michigan, making a final push for votes ahead of the midterm elections.
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AI GeneratedAbdul El-Sayed delivers a campaign speech asserting his identity and resolve. He emphasizes his commitment to defending fundamental civil liberties and democratic values, vowing to fight against threats to labor, healthcare, and human rights as he seeks election to the United States Senate.
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I don't know that Donald Trump actually knows what my name is.
It's either Abdul or Muhammad.
The reality of it
is that I don't really need him to know my name.
He can just go ahead and call me Senator after tomorrow.
When they come for our union rights,
we won't back down.
When they come for our health care, we won't back down.
When they come for our public schools, we won't back down.
When they come for our reproductive rights, we won't back down.
When they come for our neighbors via ICE, we won't back down.
When they come for our voting rights, we won't back down.
When they come for any of us, we won't back down.
Down! We won't back down tomorrow
and we will not back down for the next six years
because Royal Oak, this is our democracy and we intend to use it.
My name is Abdul El-Sayed
and I look forward to serving you as your next United States Senator.
Thank you so much.