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Trump sinking GOP in key swing state as his signature move roils voters: WSJThe Wall Street Journal's editorial board has a warning for President Donald Trump: his trade war with Canada is sinking Republicans in Michigan, and it could help cost the party Congress. In a Thursday editorial titled "Tariffs Are Hurting the GOP in Michigan," the board opened by mocking the party's old promise on tariffs. "Remember when tariffs were…
'The panic is palpable': El-Sayed facing opposition from key Michigan Democrat groups weeks before electionWhile polling suggests Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is leading the Senate race in Michigan, members of key Democrat-leaning demographics say he hasn't earned their votes, even as absentee ballots have already begun to trickle in. Like others in the Rust Belt, Michigan is a purple state. Michigan voted for President Donald Trump in 2016 and 2024, but went for…
'Mike Rogers Is Watching You': Abdul El-Sayed Hits GOP Opponent Over Support for Mass SurveillanceAs Flock cameras and the data firm Palantir dominate headlines, Michigan’s Democratic US Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is spending the final weeks of the race hammering his Republican opponent, former Rep. Mike Rogers, for his role in expanding the surveillance state. On Tuesday, El-Sayed's campaign unveiled a new campaign ad with the tagline "Mike…
El-Sayed: We Pay High Taxes for Services Because We Have Wars and Rich Don't Pay EnoughOn Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed argued that we end up paying high taxes for government services “because we end up fighting wars that we shouldn’t be fighting.” And The post El-Sayed: We Pay High Taxes for Services Because We Have Wars and Rich Don’t Pay Enough appeared…