Why 🦄 UsSenateElections picked: Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed disavowed a 2012 opinion piece criticizing what he said were “failures” by President Obama during his first term. Just after Obama won reelection, El-Sayed wrote that the outcome was “no victory.”
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