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Politics · October 9, 2026

Trump rips El-Sayed after Michigan Senate debate

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Former President Donald Trump publicly criticized Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed following the first Michigan Senate debate against Republican Mike Rogers. The debate involved exchanges over economic policy, tariffs, and military history, including the Iraq War. Trump expressed his support for Rogers via social media, while El-Sayed utilized the debate to critique the economic impact of Trump-era policies on Michigan residents.

Former President Donald Trump publicly criticized Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed following the first Michigan Senate debate against Republican Mike Rogers. The debate involved exchanges over economic policy, tariffs, and military history, including the Iraq War. Trump expressed his support for Rogers via social media, while El-Sayed utilized the debate to critique the economic impact of Trump-era policies on Michigan residents.