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Mike Rogers slams El-Sayed's apology as 'sad attempt' to stem bleeding
Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers criticizes his Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed over his apology to Jewish Democrats. Rogers calls the apology a 'sad attempt' to stem political bleeding in the Michigan Senate race.
The Michigan Senate race intensifies as Republican candidate Mike Rogers rejects his Democratic opponent's recent apology to Jewish Democrats. Rogers argues that Abdul El-Sayed has a long history of inflammatory remarks, causing concern among voters. He claims Jewish residents in Michigan are reaching out to his campaign as the group's support swells ahead of the November election.
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