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El-Sayed open to working with Trump on affordable healthcare

El-Sayed said he will negotiate with Trump on universal health care and other priorities, despite calling the president an “unserious fool.”

  • Appearing on ABC's "This Week" Sunday, Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed expressed willingness to negotiate with President Donald Trump on universal health care despite labeling him an "unserious fool."
  • The progressive Democrat secured an upset Senate victory despite being outspent by $110 million in the general election, running a campaign centered on Medicare for All and grassroots organizing.
  • El-Sayed criticized Stephen Miller's appointment as White House chief of staff as proof of "incoherent messaging," citing concerns over potential conflict in Iran, trade wars with Canada, and Medicaid rollbacks.
  • Despite the rhetorical friction, the senator-elect signaled he will not allow personal animus to block legislative progress, stating he is "happy to meet with him" to advance campaign goals.
  • El-Sayed challenged the president to pass "Trumpcare for all" guaranteeing universal coverage, while noting his Republican rival Mike Rogers has not yet conceded the election.
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