Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel endorsed Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed after asking whether Jewish Zionists belong in the Democratic Party. El-Sayed said he supported a big-tent party, and Nessel said his answer helped settle her decision to back him over Republican Mike Rogers.
Republican Senate opponent identified in the article as El-Sayed’s Michigan opponent; the roster’s Alabama representative does not match this role.
ALSO MENTIONED Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli prime minister referenced in Nessel’s criticism of rhetoric about Israel’s government.; Dana Nessel, Michigan attorney general who questioned El-Sayed and endorsed him for Senate.; Hasan Piker, Streamer whose comments about the September 11 attacks were mentioned in relation to El-Sayed’s efforts to distance himself from him.
Republican Senate opponent identified in the article as El-Sayed’s Michigan opponent; the roster’s Alabama representative does not match this role.
ALSO MENTIONED Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli prime minister referenced in Nessel’s criticism of rhetoric about Israel’s government.; Dana Nessel, Michigan attorney general who questioned El-Sayed and endorsed him for Senate.; Hasan Piker, Streamer whose comments about the September 11 attacks were mentioned in relation to El-Sayed’s efforts to distance himself from him.
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