The Israel Question Pete Buttigieg Answered That El-Sayed Couldn’t
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg offered a starkly different answer from fellow Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed on whether Israel or Iran poses a greater threat to the United States. Buttigieg declared Wednesday that “Iran is
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Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg offered a starkly different answer from fellow Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed on whether Israel or Iran poses a greater threat to the United States. Buttigieg declared Wednesday that “Iran is our enemy; Israel is not” — even as he vowed to vote for El-Sayed in Michigan’s high-stakes Senate race.
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