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First reported by The Daily Signal (Right); 4 outlets over 22h.
The Daily Signal · +16h Washington Examiner · +21h The Blaze · +22h National Review
Abdul el Sayed’s Senate campaign in Michigan, unlike his primary campaign, incorporates a little-noticed, but crucial, messaging shift. He presents as a mainstream Democrat, a capitalist, and an FDR-style economic populist with an “America First-style” framing.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Democrats Have a Missing Republican Voter Problem National Review
Read at nationalreview.com →They say politics can be murder. Recent polling suggests a disturbing share of Democratic and left-of-center voters are becoming far too comfortable with the idea.
Read at theblaze.com →They say politics can be murder. For a disturbing number of Americans on the Left, that seems to be an adage taken literally. A new poll from the progressive Center for Strategic Politics indicates just how far some Democrat voters are willing to go to see President Donald Trump removed from power.
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