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Clinton says Stevens' endorsement of Rogers may help El-Sayed

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The Washington Post left
Hours after her surprising endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers for Michigan’s open Senate seat, Rep. Haley Stevens (D) sat down for an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper about the decision — but seemed unable to explain it.
The Atlantic left
Gabby Deutch and @dgraham.bsky.social discuss the potential ramifications of Democrat Haley Stevens’s endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race, and other issues weighing on U.S. voters. Watch Radio Atlantic:
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Clinton says Stevens' endorsement of Rogers may help El-Sayed

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The Hill center
Liberal commentator Van Jones on Sunday described Rep. Haley Stevens’s (R-Mich.) recent endorsement of GOP Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers as flushing “herself down the toilet.” During a panel on CNN Sunday night, Jones praised Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s message discipline in the wake of Stevens’s endorsement of Rogers. “You know, Abdul, when…

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The Wall Street Journal right
While tensions between Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed spilled into public view in the past week, even her former advisers hadn’t anticipated she would break with her party to support Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race. on.wsj.com/4kuIrrB