At a Michigan town hall, Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said he supports democratic movements in Iran but opposes U.S. involvement in regime change, after a student pressed him to condemn the Iranian government. Republican Mike Rogers criticized El-Sayed’s response.
Republican Senate candidate who criticized El-Sayed; the article identifies him in this Senate race, not as the Alabama representative listed in the roster.
ALSO MENTIONED Ali Khamenei, Late supreme leader of Iran, whose death El-Sayed had been reluctant to comment on.
Republican Senate candidate who criticized El-Sayed; the article identifies him in this Senate race, not as the Alabama representative listed in the roster.
ALSO MENTIONED Ali Khamenei, Late supreme leader of Iran, whose death El-Sayed had been reluctant to comment on.
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