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Republican 'Muslim Brotherhood' attacks on Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan seek to exploit Democratic fault lines

Outlet: Dawn · none@none.com (Reuters) · Published 23/10/2026 13:04 UTC

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Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers and allies including President Donald Trump are escalating their efforts to tie Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed to the Muslim Brotherhood less than two weeks before the Nov 3 midterms , with Trump falsely branding him a “jihadist.” Pollsters and political strategists ​say the approach is aimed at dissuading Jewish and Black voters in the Detroit area who backed El-Sayed’s primary opponent, Haley Stevens, from getting behind the Democratic nominee in the closing days ‌of the Senate campaign in Michigan. “It gives them even more reason to pause and not

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