On Michigan Doorsteps, Republicans Sell Democrats-as-Extremists Message with Mixed Success - Regional Media News
Republicans are targeting 38,000 infrequent voters and 20,000 Jewish voters as they seek to boost turnout for Mike Rogers, officials said.
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The argument was simple: the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate Mike Rogers is a conservative of common sense, while his Democratic opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, is a socialist favorable to a large state and aligned to the left wing of the party. Read also: Analysis: Trump is abandoning his own Supreme Court presidency delivers decision that can benefit Trump in election Eurasia previews Democratic Congress amidst fire of fuels But when an ele…
On Michigan doorsteps, Republicans sell Democrats-as-extremists message with mixed success - Regional Media News
By Nathan Layne LIVONIA, Michigan, Sept 26 (Reuters) - The pitch was simple: Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers is a common-sense conservative, while Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed is a big-government socialist aligned with the party's left wing. But when a canvasser backing Rogers delivered [...]
Democrats-as-Extremists Message Met with Mixed Success
“The pitch was simple: Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers is a common-sense conservative, while Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed is a big-government socialist aligned with the party’s left wing,” Reuters reports. “But when a canvasser backing Rogers delivered that message to Nick Delise, a three-time Donald Trump voter in suburban Detroit, he encountered some skepticism. […]
Michigan, seven weeks on: coalition boundaries begin to shift
Seven weeks after Michigan’s Democratic primary, the Senate race appears to be entering a new phase. Not because Abdul El-Sayed has built a decisive lead, nor because Mike Rogers has lost ground irreversibly. The change is different: the boundaries of… Kazuhiro Imamura
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