Thin on the left - 1 of 9 outlets

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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 9 outlets over 46h. The left followed 44h later.
Newsweek · +1h New York Post · +6h The Daily Wire · +7h The Daily Signal · +19h Washington Examiner · +22h Breitbart · +44h RealClearPolitics · +45h The Guardian US · +46h Reason
The Michigan Senate candidate is calling for public ownership and other reforms, offering a potential antidote to ideological gridlock The Michigan senatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed, a Democrat, occupies a strange but increasingly common place in modern American politics.
Read at theguardian.com →El-Sayed disavowed an ad accused of antisemitism. But did his own rhetoric make its message seem at home in his campaign?
Read at newsweek.com →The Michigan Senate candidate once dissed Obama as "fairly centrist, middle-of-the-road."
Read at reason.com →The Michigan Senate candidate is enduring Islamophobic attacks by refusing to accept the conservative narrative and pointing out their distract-and-divide strategy.
Read at realclearpolitics.com →Each blurb is the outlet's own feed summary, quoted unedited. Nothing here is generated.
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