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Q: Abdul El-Sayed has said he would support you for Senate majority or minority leader... Chris Van Hollen: "That’s not what I’m looking at right now..."

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🚙 Speech - Detroit, Michigan | Sen. Chris Van Hollen delivered his first stump speech for Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Ferndale on Saturday, urging voters to elect a senator willing to “rock the boat” and confront powerful interests. Here’s what Sen. Van Hollen, who is himself weighing a 2028 presidential run, discussed in his speech supporting El-Sayed: 🔹 Outside money: Van Hollen said up to $60 million in super PAC spending is flooding the primary. “This is not charitable giving,” he said. “They’re afraid of Abdul.” 🔹 Israel and foreign policy: Van Hollen said US tax dollars should fund schools and healthcare, “not send billions” to Netanyahu’s government as it continues to “wreak havoc in Gaza and on the West Bank.” He said AIPAC is spending roughly $30 million because it wants a senator who will continue approving that aid, declaring: “Enough is enough.” He also called the US war against Iran “illegal.” 🔹 Healthcare: He backed Medicare for All, saying healthcare dollars should fund patients and prevention, not middlemen, hedge funds and corporate profits. 🔹 Cost of living: He called for a billionaire wealth tax and backed legislation preventing households from paying higher electricity bills to power data centers owned by some of the world’s richest corporations. 🔹 Big Pharma and labor: Van Hollen said taxpayers should not “pay twice” for publicly funded drug research and then face the world’s highest prices. He also highlighted El-Sayed’s support from the UAW and National Nurses United. 🔹 ICE: No Recalling his fight to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia from imprisonment in El Salvador, Van Hollen said Democrats need leaders who confront ICE rather than thank it. 🎥Full rally and speech from The Midwesterner is in the post below.

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