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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 3 outlets over 10h.
The Guardian US · +8h Common Dreams · +10h The Hill
After President Donald Trump launched yet another hateful attack on Abdul El-Sayed's name and Muslim faith, the Democratic Michigan US Senate nominee on Thursday accused the Republican of trying to distract voters from the cost-of-living crisis caused by GOP policies. "He knows my name is Abdul.
Read at commondreams.org →Trump seems to invent ugly new variations on his press-bashing theme almost every day When you hate the mainstream press as much as Donald Trump does, nothing gets in the way of the punishment fantasy. Not court rulings. Not public opinion. Not even the dreadful consequence of less media coverage.
Read at theguardian.com →Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed (D) accused President Trump of using his Muslim faith against him after the commander-in-chief attacked the candidate on Wednesday evening.
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