Mike Rogers Now Says He Welcomes AIPAC Support After Allies Previously Told Group to Butt Out - The Daily Bo Snerdley

AIPAC’s super PAC wades into Michigan Senate race

AIPAC’s super PAC, United Democracy Project, entered the Michigan Senate general election on Friday to oppose Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, after reported tensions with the GOP nominee, former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI) over its role in the race. Individuals affiliated with Rogers’ campaign had reportedly told AIPAC that it did not want the group to...

Mike Rogers Now Says He Welcomes AIPAC Support After Allies Previously Told Group To Butt Out

Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers said during Thursday’s debate that he welcomes support from AIPAC.

Mike Rogers now says he welcomes AIPAC support after allies previously told group to butt out - The Daily Bo Snerdley

Republican Michigan Senate nominee Mike Rogers said during a Thursday debate that he welcomed support from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) after allies previously reportedly discouraged the group from spending in the race. Rogers’ allies told AIPAC in August not to advertise on his behalf after his rival Abdul El-Sayed defeated his primary opponent, Democratic Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens, who received backing from AIPAC, Axi…

Abdul El-Sayed's Attempt to Nail Mike Rogers for Out-of-State Home Backfires

Thursday saw Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed take to the debate stage against his Republican opponent Mike Rogers. The two are less than a month away from Michiganders deciding who […]

Mike Rogers Opens the Door for AIPAC Support

“Michigan GOP Senate nominee Mike Rogers signaled he would accept support from AIPAC as he remains locked in a tight contest against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed,” Politico reports. “Rogers was asked during a debate Thursday whether he would welcome public backing from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee — and he pointedly did not rule it […]

Mike Rogers opens the door for AIPAC support in Michigan Senate race

Michigan GOP Senate nominee Mike Rogers signaled he would accept support from AIPAC as he remains locked in a tight contest against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed. Rogers was asked during a debate Thursday whether he would welcome public backing from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee