Why 🦄 UsSenateElections picked: Abdul El-Sayed Wants to Pick Up Where Obama Left Off
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Jonathan Cohn sits down with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed to discuss his admiration for Barack Obama, the shortcomings of the Obama presidency, and the lessons he hopes to carry into the Senate.
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This is an insightful interview with a Michigan Senate candidate regarding his policy platforms, campaign philosophy, and strategy for legislative engagement.
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