Perhaps the most stark difference between the candidates is on American foreign policy in Israel. Rogers said he supported Israel’s right to defend itself and described American support for the Jewish state as a matter of U.S. national security. El-Sayed responded that he did not support American military aid to Israel. “I don’t want our tax dollars buying weapons for other countries,” he said.
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I agree with that.
Michigan Senate Race Live Updates: El-Sayed and Rogers Clash in First Debate
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a Democrat, and his Republican opponent, former Representative Mike Rogers, traded sharply personal attacks as they faced off over Israel, the Iran war and health care in a testy debate.
I agree with that.