Detroit City Councilwoman Mary Waters was asked whether Barack Obama and Kamala Harris could change her vote in Michigan’s Senate race. Her five-word answer rejected the idea that party leaders should decide how she votes.
Nancy Pelosi called Abdul El-Sayed’s position on Israel “wrong” and questioned whether the Michigan Senate nominee will win, giving Democrats an awkward late-campaign headache.
Abdul El-Sayed grew heated during a Bret Baier interview after questions about old statements, Muslim Brotherhood allegations, and claims from Republican rival Mike Rogers.
President Trump is defending his decision to call Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed “Mohammad,” brushing aside criticism while endorsing Republican Mike Rogers.
Michigan’s Senate race erupts as Mike Rogers presses Abdul El-Sayed over his mother’s former work with IARA-USA, while federal records raise serious questions about the organization, not proof against her.