Michigan Senate Race: Rogers Supporters Target Abdul El-Sayed

Supporters of Republican Mike Rogers have portrayed Democratic opponent Dr. Abdul El-Sayed as un-American in Michigan's Senate race.

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Michigan Senate Race: Rogers Supporters Target Abdul El-Sayed

Supporters of Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers have attacked his Democratic opponent, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, by portraying him as un-American, according to The New York Times.

The Times describes an increasingly hostile Michigan Senate contest, with Rogers supporters directing that characterization and harsher attacks at El-Sayed.

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