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Former Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens, who lost to nominee Abdul el-Sayed in the primary has endorsed Republican contender Mike Rogers, sending shock…
Former Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens, who lost to nominee Abdul el-Sayed in the primary has endorsed Republican contender Mike Rogers, sending shockwaves through one of America's most crucial Senate races. DW's Jared Reed spoke to Washington Correspondent Janelle Dumalaon in Detroit, Michigan.
00:00 – Haley Stevens endorses Mike Rogers
01:10 – Donald Trump reacts to the endorsement
01:45 – Impact on Michigan's tight Senate race
04:26 – Why Stevens broke ranks with Democrats
06:16 – Republican attacks and Hasan Piker ties
08:16 – Campaign rhetoric and personal attacks
10:00 – Ideological divides within the Democratic Party
11:50 – Top issues for Michigan voters ahead of polls
13:24 – Could the late endorsement sway the outcome?
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I didn’t watch your long video, but she’s irrelevant. Her communication director and chief of staff left her immediately after, that should tell you enough
Hasan didnt say that America deserved 9/11 in the Sense that He is thrilled about the 3000 dead. He Said it was a Backslash for its wars in the middle east. Not a great wording He used.
Well! <br>She's proof of one of El-Sayed's messages <br>"money out of politics" <br>And she's proof that this problem is rampant in both parties.
The part that stood out to me was the correspondent saying Michigan voters are mainly focused on pocketbook issues, with tariffs hitting the auto industry, more than the party split itself. That makes Stevens' last-minute switch even harder to read — will independents see it as principle, or just fallout from a bitter primary?
This shows the level of corruption in the US democrats and the political system. Why would she commit political suicide for System Trump like that if she was not paid off in some way?<br>I wasn't so sure but now I truly applaud Michigan democrats to select Abdul, not her.
Voluntarily, Haley turned herself and her political career into a toilet paper for Mike Rogers to wipe himself amongst some undecided Michigan voters. Come Wednesday morning she will be thrown into the nearest dumpster.
Most Americans are in the middle. Center left or center right. They don't vote for far left, very few for progressives. How many AOCs or Omars do you see? Think of why Bernie Sanders is not a US president.
If the dems lose, they deserve it for running this guy. He may or may not be a great human, but balancing the future of our country on that question is just idiotic. This DSA garbage is only giving the GOP leverage they don't deserve. The dems seriously can't learn a lesson or pick the right battles to save their lives.
<b><i>"el-Sayed would destroy our country"</i></b><br><br>So a <b><i>"potential Seantor"</i></b> would destroy our country more than (check notes) the <b><i>current sitting President</i></b> has???
In Canada she would called a floor crosser. Mark Carney loves floor crossers, just absolutely loves them. It for democracy you see. Seems kind of unfair?
Boo hoo, cry harder, people of the dying Democratic Party. As a Libertarian, I think that Congresswoman Haley's brave decision will help catalyze the end of a ridiculous two-party system that oppresses independent thought and expression. An historic beginning to the end of party bosses setting American public policy! History will judge Haley well.
If the media doesn’t mention that her finance is an AIPAC bundler and surrogate then they are lying to you by omission. AIPAC Israel has given Stevens $36 million previously…
This should not shock anyone.<br><br>Thus far, Haley's actions have consistently been for the benefit of the Israeli government. This was the expected outcome.
Haley Stevens has been denoucing Trump and Rogers for a year - with very strong language. Now she endorses Rogers. Just as an aside, not only has she met, inluding recently, with Netanyahu (who she sees as one of her heroes), but her campaign received tens of millions of AIPAC money. I guess it adds up. Her entire staff resigned today and several of them have already denouced her.
AES said during the primaries that voting for Stevens would be the same as voting for Rogers because they have been bought by the same $. <br><br>She just proved him 100% correct.
Former Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens, who lost to nominee Abdul el-Sayed in the primary has endorsed Republican contender Mike Rogers, sending shockwaves through one of America's most crucial Senate races. DW's Jared Reed spoke to Washington Correspondent Janelle Dumalaon in Detroit, Michigan.
00:00 – Haley Stevens endorses Mike Rogers
01:10 – Donald Trump reacts to the endorsement
01:45 – Impact on Michigan's tight Senate race
04:26 – Why Stevens broke ranks with Democrats
06:16 – Republican attacks and Hasan Piker ties
08:16 – Campaign rhetoric and personal attacks
10:00 – Ideological divides within the Democratic Party
11:50 – Top issues for Michigan voters ahead of polls
13:24 – Could the late endorsement sway the outcome?
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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