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  1. A candidate secured endorsement from Senator Bernie Sanders while running for the Democratic Senate nomination in Michigan.
  2. Bernie Sanders is actively opposing AIPAC's influence, while AIPAC plans to spend against Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Senate race.
  3. Abdul El-Sayed criticizes Israel's military campaign in Gaza as AIPAC spends heavily against him in the Michigan Senate race.

AIPAC spent tens of millions against Abdul El-Sayed during the Michigan primary, coinciding with negative reactions from Donald Trump to El-Sayed's win.

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AIPAC spent tens of millions against Abdul El-Sayed during the Michigan primary, coinciding with negative reactions from Donald Trump to El-Sayed's win.

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Abdul El-SayedAmerican Israel Public Affairs CommitteeDonald Trump

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  1. El-Sayed pledged to oppose U.S. aid to Israel, while Trump launched coded attacks against him. ACPA funded Stevens with $30 million.1 source
  2. AIPAC launches major spending campaign against El-Sayed in Michigan primary; Trump weighs in.1 source

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