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El-Sayed’s Senate Race and the Party Divide | Annapolis News
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Abdul El-Sayed’s surprise Senate win in Michigan has ignited a firestorm within the Democratic Party, forcing him to navigate tough questions from Jewish voters and allies alike over his stance on Israel. His controversial remark about “hurt people hurt people” following a synagogue attack — and his campaign’s receipt of over $100K from CAIR donors — have drawn scrutiny, even as he vows to combat antisemitism and unify the party. With Republican Mike Rogers looming in November, this race isn’t just about Michigan — it’s a flashpoint for the nation’s deepening Democratic divide over Gaza, Israel, and how to hold together a fractured coalition ahead of the general election.
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