Mike Rogers appeals to voters against Abdul El-Sayed's nomination, coinciding with Rogers purchasing a multimillion-dollar mansion in Florida.
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What happened
Mike Rogers appeals to voters against Abdul El-Sayed's nomination, coinciding with Rogers purchasing a multimillion-dollar mansion in Florida.
Who's involved
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El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate race, targets TrumpAlso in this story
- Donald Trump criticized Abdul El-Sayed's opponent during the Senate race.
- Hasan campaigned for Abdul El-Sayed during the primary race against Mike Rogers.
- Hosts Buck and Clay analyzed Abdul El-Sayed's political messaging during the closely watched Senate race.
The entities involved
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Abdul El-Sayed
American public health professor
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Mike Rogers
American politician (born 1963)
Related events
- El-Sayed and Rogers debated for Michigan's U.S. Senate seat, amid accusations and policy criticism from both sides.
- Carlson endorsed Abdul El-Sayed over Mike Rogers.
- Abdul El-Sayed held a campaign stop in Flint, Michigan, amidst an endorsement controversy involving Reyes.
- Mike Rogers falsely links Abdul El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood and campaigns against him using Islamophobic attacks.