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The Michigan Senate race is turning into a digital slugfest as Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers dodge face-to-face debates, trading fiery social media jabs and press conference barbs instead. With a local news station offering to host a debate—and El-Sayed ready to go—Rogers remains silent, sparking accusations from El-Sayed’s team that he’s a “cowardly” corporate sellout avoiding accountability. Rogers counters by painting El-Sayed as an angry, out-of-touch extremist. As the election heats up, voters are left guessing what each candidate truly stands for—because the real fight’s happening online, not in person.

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