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Obama backs Abdul el Sayed in new Michigan Senate ad
Former President Barack Obama threw his support behind Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed in a new ad touting the progressive Democrat’s platform. Obama and el Sayed had announced plans to join forces later this month for a campaign rally in Detroit, but the former president had not released an endorsement video until Monday.…
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Source context: The Democratic nominee for an open Michigan Senate seat, Abdul El-Sayed, rolled back previous criticisms by him of former President Barack Obama during a Sunday interview with…
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The candidate for Michigan US Senate seat is running without directly acknowledging specific constituent groupsAbdul El-Sayed has an impressive résumé: Rhodes scholar, professor of epidemiology at Columbia University, executive director of the Detroit health department. And, at 41, the Michigan Democratic senatorial candidate represents a new generation of…
Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker joins Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist to preview her interview with Democratic Sen. candidate Abdul El-Sayed and share what she saw on the ground talking to voters in the battleground state of Michigan. “I did talk to voters and they reflected just how divided the state is… The one thing they had in common: the economy…
The Michigan Democratic Senate nominee wrote an op-ed in 2012 expressing dismay at what he said were "failures' by Obama. In an NBC interview, El-Sayed blamed the comments on his youth.
Amna Nawaz, Stephen Hayes and former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson join the Meet the Press Post Game for an extended conversation on the week’s biggest political stories.
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Former President Barack Obama threw his support behind Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed in a new ad touting the progressive Democrat’s platform. Obama and el Sayed had announced plans to join forces later this month for a campaign rally in Detroit, but the former president had not released an endorsement video until Monday.…
The Democratic nominee for an open Michigan Senate seat, Abdul El-Sayed, rolled back previous criticisms by him of former President Barack Obama during a Sunday interview with…
‘we’re going to push on in different ways than his administration led’
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed likened his past criticism of former President Barack Obama to second-guessing a parent during a Meet the Press interview Sunday, weeks before the two are set to campaign together in Detroit. NBC moderator Kristen Welker asked El-Sayed whether he still sees Obama’s presidency as a failure. In a 2012…
