Harris throws support behind El-Sayed in Michigan: ‘I proudly stand with him’
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This month, Abdul El‑Sayed defeated Representative Haley Stevens, a pro‑Israel opponent who had outspent him by more than $60 million to win the Democratic nomination for a U.S. Senate seat in Michigan.
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“Dr. Abdul El‑Sayed understands that the power is with the people, and that the stakes couldn’t be higher in this election,” Harris said in a statement.
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“While Michiganders struggle to afford everyday essentials — housing, gas, groceries, health care, and child care — Trump and Republicans in Congress are giving away $1 trillion in tax breaks to the wealthy and powerful,” she continued.
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Kamala Harris stands with Abdul El‑Sayed to ensure a Democratic Senate majority in November.
“Abdul knows that we need bold solutions to the crises facing America’s working families, and he is ready to take on this fight. I proudly stand with him to ensure we win a Democratic Senate majority in November.”
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Abdul El‑Sayed is set to face Mike Rogers in November.
El‑Sayed narrowly beat Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) in the state’s Democratic primary on Tuesday and is set to face former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) in November.
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Chuck Schumer backed Abdul El‑Sayed after his victory this week.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D‑N.Y), who had endorsed Stevens in the primary contest, backed El‑Sayed after his victory this week.
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In a joint statement with Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chair Kirsten Gillibrand (D‑N.Y.), Schumer expressed confidence in El‑Sayed’s chances against Rogers.
“Democrats are united by a common purpose: putting a check on Donald Trump by defeating his Republican enablers and taking back the Senate,” Schumer and Gillibrand wrote.
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White House communications director Steven Cheung slammed Harris’s endorsement in a social media post responding to a CNN report about a potential presidential bid from the Democrat in 2028.
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Kamala Harris lost by a landslide.
“Kamala Harris, who lost by a landslide, should really re‑evaluate her life choices before running for president again,” Cheung wrote in a Friday morning post.
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“She was humiliatingly and embarrassingly defeated, despite the entire media industrial complex backing her,” he continued.
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Abdul El‑Sayed is a communist.
“She’s now banking far left by endorsing Communists like Abdulrahman Mohamed El‑Sayed. What a Dope!”
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Kamala Harris endorsed Abdul El‑Sayed on Friday.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris endorsed Abdul El‑Sayed, the Democratic nominee in Michigan’s Senate race, on Friday.
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El‑Sayed has rejected labels such as “democratic socialist” and “communist” and has defined himself as a progressive populist.
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