El-Sayed and Rogers Clash in Heated Michigan Senate Debate

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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.


I agree with that.
 
Asked how he would reduce spending or change taxes to reduce the $40 trillion deficit, Rogers said he would “go after the fraud” and “waste” in government agencies. El-Sayed said it was simpler than that: “Tax. Billionaire. Wealth.” El-Sayed also slammed Rogers for being in Congress while the deficit increased by trillions of dollars.
 
Asked how he would reduce spending or change taxes to reduce the $40 trillion deficit, Rogers said he would “go after the fraud” and “waste” in government agencies. El-Sayed said it was simpler than that: “Tax. Billionaire. Wealth.” El-Sayed also slammed Rogers for being in Congress while the deficit increased by trillions of dollars.
El Sayed did well as did Troy Jackson and John Ossoff.
 
Rogers is a vote for Trump. He is a taker like Trump and he is out for himself. He got very wealthy in politics, and he retired to Florida. The Reds think he can win, so somehow they got him to come back for this race.
 
Rogers is a vote for Trump. He is a taker like Trump and he is out for himself. He got very wealthy in politics, and he retired to Florida. The Reds think he can win, so somehow they got him to come back for this race.
Yes, Rogers does not look popular. Just a default Republican.
 
Yes. The right wing trying to paint these people as extremist is failing.
How it started

During an appearance on Meet the Press, Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed firmly denied allegations that he or any members of his family have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. [1, 2]

Where we are.

El-Sayed’s sister, a U. Chicago professor, says family has ties to Muslim Brotherhood​


Eman Abdelhadi, an assistant professor at the University of Chicago, wrote openly about her family’s ties to the Muslim Brotherhood in social media posts in 2012 and 2013, a Free Beacon review found. In 2012, days after Egypt elected Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Morsi as president, she wrote,

“My family has long been MB.” A year later, she said, “I don’t support the #MB, but I have had family jailed for being a part of it,” and, “Praying for all my family that supports the #MB in Egypt. Lie low, stay safe.”

 
How it started

During an appearance on Meet the Press, Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed firmly denied allegations that he or any members of his family have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. [1, 2]

Where we are.

El-Sayed’s sister, a U. Chicago professor, says family has ties to Muslim Brotherhood​


Eman Abdelhadi, an assistant professor at the University of Chicago, wrote openly about her family’s ties to the Muslim Brotherhood in social media posts in 2012 and 2013, a Free Beacon review found. In 2012, days after Egypt elected Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Morsi as president, she wrote,



Look, I now see you hate Muslims. Don't care.
 
He's a Muslim and is lying when he says he does not support the Muslim Brotherhood.
Muslims are allowed to lie to keep secret the goals of Islam. The goal of Islam is worldwide domination.

According to specific interpretations found in the provided search context,
the technique of taqiyya can be used to advance the goals of Islam.

 
He's a Muslim and is lying when he says he does not support the Muslim Brotherhood.
Muslims are allowed to lie to keep secret the goals of Islam. The goal of Islam is worldwide domination.

According to specific interpretations found in the provided search context,
the technique of taqiyya can be used to advance the goals of Islam.

You are lying. You nazis want genocide.
 
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