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First reported by Time (Lean left); 13 outlets over 25h. The right followed 4h later.
Time · +4h Just the News · +10h CNBC · +10h The Hill · +11h Christian Science Monitor · +20h NBC News · +20h ABC News · +20h NewsNation · +21h New York Post · +23h CBS News · +23h Fox News · +23h NPR · +25h Washington Examiner
Abdul El-Sayed made history in Michigan with his projected win, becoming the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate. During his victory speech, he used Arabic expressions of faith and gratitude, including “Inshallah,” meaning “God willing,” and “Alhamdulillah,” meaning “praise be to God.”
Watch at youtube.com →Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., spoke to reporters after the Democrats took control of Congress, calling the midterm elections a “generational remake of the Senate map.” Schumer also detailed affordability concerns and called for an end to the Iran war.
Watch at youtube.com →Voters handed you and the Democratic Party a historic win on Tuesday night. Use that power for good.
Read at nypost.com →DEARBORN, Michigan — Sen.-elect Abdul el Sayed’s (D-MI) victory in Michigan will test whether Democrats can accommodate a progressive insurgent who has repeatedly challenged the party establishment or whether his combative style will make him a headache for current Senate Minority Leader Chuck…
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