“NEVER COME BACK!” Abdul El-Sayed Takes Aim at Mike Rogers in Fiery Election Night Speech

Let them know tomorrow that the bad guys lost. Let them know. I want you to let them know. Let them know that we together, fighting for something bigger, we won. So Mike, enjoy your retirement. I know you got a house in Florida and two yachts. See, you chose hate and Michigan chose hope. May we never have to see the likes of you in this state again. JD, Habibi, there is this delicious irony. In the fact that you're constitutionally obligated to swear me in in January. So you know what that means. Wolverine one, Buckeye zero. Donald, look, I know you struggled with my name. So after J.D. swears me in in January, you can just go on and call me senator. To the super PACs and special interests who tried to beat us, we are coming for your system of politics. To a PAC, who spent $42 million against us, thank you for giving me the opportunity to beat you twice. And I want to say something here. See, they try to call you hateful if you believe that Palestinian kids should get to grow up in the land of their forefathers without being murdered by our tax dollars. If you believe in equal rights to peace, dignity, and self-determination, that's not hate, it's love. Michiganders, we want our taxes spent here, for schools here, and health care here, and infrastructure here. We don't want our money sent to do apartheid or genocide or war. Michiganders believe in Michigan and I believe in Michiganders and I am so honored that Michiganders believed in me. See, you took a bet on the least likely of candidates. I'm not a politician. I'm a doctor with an 11-letter first name. They told us when I started this campaign there was no way to beat the money. They told us that someone with a name and my story, a Muslim, Was unelectable. Let alone in a statewide Senate race in Michigan. They told us that old-fashioned politics was dead. That traveling the state to have real conversations with real people in real places was a fool's errand. They told us that the establishment was too strong. That D.C. was going to dictate who won and who lost. That Washington and its special interests didn't want us. They told us that when all the votes had been counted on August 4th and then again on November 3rd, it would have been time and money and energy wasted. Guess what? It's November 3rd. And the votes have been counted. And guess what we should show them? That a movement of the people, by the people, and for the people will ultimately win. Michigan understands the solidarity. Subscribe to One India and never miss an update. Download the OneIndia app now.