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'I Dare You': Mike Rogers' Big 'Condemn' Talk Gets Thrown Right Back In His Face

The Michigan Republican candidate dropped the post in a debate where he questioned El-Sayed’s loyalty to America.

Sources (1)· Oct 22, 2:37 PM

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