Vance Accuses El-Sayed of 'Explicitly Anti-White' Hatred in Michigan
AdImpact reports $47 million in total campaign spending for the seventh district amid the Vice President's efforts to mobilize voters for the upcoming midterm elections.
- On Tuesday, Vice President JD Vance campaigned in Howell, Michigan, accusing Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed of engaging in "explicitly anti-white racial hatred" during remarks to reporters.
- Two years after President Donald Trump carried Michigan by 1.4 percentage points, the Republican Party faces serious risks of losing both Senate and House seats in this critical battleground.
- Vance contrasted El-Sayed with Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers, describing Rogers as "fundamentally a decent guy," while claiming the Democrat had "a lot of weird friends" and aligned with those justifying violence.
- The "Safety and Affordability PAC" has reserved $6.3 million in local airtime to support Republican incumbent Rep. Tom Barrett, as total ad spending in the seventh district topped $47 million.
- Barrett faces a challenge from Democrat Will Lawrence, who has leveraged a populist platform to lead by as much as eight points in recent polling ahead of next Tuesday's midterms.
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Vance blasts 'psychopath' El-Sayed over 'anti-white' hatred
Vice President JD Vance repeatedly torched Democrat Abdul El-Sayed on Tuesday, highlighting the radical's apparent hostility toward white Americans.In his speech to rally-goers in Michigan, Vance hyped Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers and characterized the battle underway for Michigan's Senate seat as a "proxy fight over whether America can be truly sovereign if it belongs to men who feel contempt and disdain and hatred for the United Sta…
MichaelSavage.com – Vance Says El-Sayed Lied About Not Being Born in America
Vice President JD Vance said at a Michigan campaign rally that Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed lied about being an immigrant from another continent, pointing to the candidate’s past statements about his own origins. Vance, stumping for Republican nominee Mike Rogers, told the crowd that El-Sayed had misrepresented where he came from, according to video…
Vance calls El-Sayed a ‘psychopath’ — then stops short of Trump’s ‘jihadist’ accusation
Vice President JD Vance had nothing nice to say about Michigan Democratic hopeful Abdul El-Sayed on Tuesday, as voters get ready to make some serious decisions. As […]
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