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Amid political campaigning in Ohio, Usha Vance appeared on Fox News, while Abdul El-Sayed personally targeted the Vance family.

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Amid political campaigning in Ohio, Usha Vance appeared on Fox News, while Abdul El-Sayed personally targeted the Vance family.

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  1. Smearing attacks targeting the Vance family, involving an Egyptian-American nominee.1 source
  2. Discussion centers on the challenges of paternity leave and caregiving in modern workplaces.1 source
  3. Abdul El-Sayed campaigned in Detroit's Congressional District and made a swipe at Usha Vance.Sub-event
  4. El-Sayed escalated political attacks against the Vance family during the campaign season.1 source

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