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  1. Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens exchanged accusations regarding campaign finance and wealth disclosure during the Michigan Senate primary.
  2. Haley Stevens criticized Abdul El-Sayed's donor status, while El-Sayed denounced pro-Israel groups like AIPAC, amidst new campaign donations.
  3. While running for Senate in Michigan, candidate Haley Stevens faces allegations regarding the use of AIPAC for campaign payments.
  4. AIPAC-affiliated groups funded outside spending in the political contest.

AIPAC-affiliated groups are implicated in political spending, with evidence showing AIPAC funding Connecticut federal legislators and US spending over $8 trillion in the Middle East since September 1, 2026.

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AIPAC-affiliated groups are implicated in political spending, with evidence showing AIPAC funding Connecticut federal legislators and US spending over $8 trillion in the Middle East since September 1, 2026.

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