El-Sayed Said Obama Left America No Better Off. Now He Wants His Help.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is turning to former President Barack Obama for help on the campaign trail, years after arguing that Obama’s presidency left the country no better off. Obama is scheduled to campaign alongsi
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Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is turning to former President Barack Obama for help on the campaign trail, years after arguing that Obama’s presidency left the country no better off. Obama is scheduled to campaign alongside El-Sayed in Detroit on October 24, less than two weeks before Election Day, in a major show of ...
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