Tensions between Michigan Democrats Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens escalated just days before the pivotal Senate election. El-Sayed accused Stevens of trying to relitigate their primary, after she demanded an apology for his criticism of Israel and called for him to disavow an antisemitic ad. The clash follows a fragile attempt at unity, brokered by Rep.
Debbie Dingell, which had scheduled a joint campaign appearance with James Clyburn. The friction highlights deep divisions within the party as they face a critical race that could determine Senate control.
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