Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed challenges Mike Rogers to debates
Abdul El-Sayed delivered a hard-fought victory speech in front of the Spirit of Detroit downtown saying, "We took on a machine." The political outsider prevailed against what he called $70 million of outside spending in support of Rep. Haley Stevens.
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