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I do not think Haley Stevens is a class act. I think Stevens’s immediate endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed, whom she repeatedly warned was unfit to represent Michigan, ultimately proved her critics on the extremist left right about her. Establishment Democrats like Stevens do, in fact, appear to be largely...

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Hunter Biden: “In a state like Michigan, with an incredibly vibrant and old and important Muslim community, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is a great candidate for there. You may want to be able to call him a Communist because he believes in universal healthcare. I don’t know anybody that doesn’t think people should have the right to access healthcare without going bankrupt”

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.hasanabi on how Republicans may believe Abdul El-Sayed is the easier candidate to beat: "Abdul El-Sayed will destroy Mike Rogers. That matchup is not even close. You have to remember, Abdul is holding back on Haley Stevens because one, she's also a Democrat & two, he can't appear as a vicious & scary Muslim man attacking a white woman who is Michigan through & through. He doesn't have to hold back on Mike Rogers at all. In fact, he already has been cooking Mike Rogers up & down."
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.hasanabi on how Republicans may believe Abdul El-Sayed is the easier candidate to beat: "Abdul El-Sayed will destroy Mike Rogers. That matchup is not even close. You have to remember, Abdul is holding back on Haley Stevens because one, she's also a Democrat & two, he can't appear as a vicious & scary Muslim man attacking a white woman who is Michigan through & through. He doesn't have to hold back on Mike Rogers at all. In fact, he already has been cooking Mike Rogers up & down."

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MacFarlane: I think it's an anti-establishment era we may be entering here. Look at all the different ways in which people are bucking against establishment. Kids are more distrustful about academia. They're concerned, if not scared of AI. Independent media is flourishing. People want to defy the establishment. I don't think this is a Democratic dynamic. I think there is cynicism, if not fear of establishment right now. And if Abdul El-Sayed is somebody who channels people who don't want the establishment to run and to reign, he's going to have a big night moving forward.

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