Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, facing Republican Mike Rogers in the upcoming November election, needs to focus on reconciliation after a tough primary battle against Rep. Haley Stevens.
The rally in Detroit last Friday saw El-Sayed energize supporters as he took the stage to enthusiastic applause. He emphasized the core tenets of his populist campaign: advocating for Medicare-for-all, eliminating corporate money from political processes, and increasing taxes on the wealthy.
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