Mike Rogers says voters should be 'angry' that El-Sayed failed to recognize Oct 7 anniversary
The comment occurred during the first Michigan Senate debate. Rogers is the Republican nominee for Senate and is facing El-Sayed next month in the midterms.
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The comment occurred during the first Michigan Senate debate. Rogers is the Republican nominee for Senate and is facing El-Sayed next month in the midterms.
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