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First reported by The Blaze (Right); 2 outlets over 39h.
The Blaze · +39h Washington Examiner
It was a relatively simple question for Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed to answer during his debate against Republican Mike Rogers: “Who’s a bigger threat to the U.S., Israel or Iran?” “That’s a ridiculous hypothetical,” el Sayed responded.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Just days ago, Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed announced that Barack Obama will join him on the campaign trail in Michigan later this month. While the former president will try to make El-Sayed as palatable to the public as possible, El-Sayed’s comments over Obama’s presidency reveal…
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