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First reported by Common Dreams (Left); 7 outlets over 22h. The right followed 4h later.
Common Dreams · +1h NBC News · +4h Just the News · +5h The Washington Times · +15h Fox News · +21h The Hill · +22h Mother Jones
The Democratic Party’s reactions to Rep. Haley Stevens’ sudden decision to walk back her endorsement of US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and back Republican Mike Rogers have been scathing, to put it mildly.
Read at motherjones.com →Following a major shakeup in Michigan’s battleground Senate race when Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican candidate Mike Rogers Sunday, NBC News spoke to Michigan voters who plan to vote for Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
Watch at youtube.com →California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Sunday said there’s a chance that there could be a massive Democratic victory, or a “blue tsunami,” on Election Day, and that there is momentum behind the party to reclaim one or both chambers of Congress. The governor said, “I just feel it everywhere I’ve been.
Watch at youtube.com →Rep. Haley Stevens of Michigan was never supposed to endorse Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers in his race against Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, according to her friends.
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