You should never count your chickens before they hatch. But it’s looking like the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, is now trailing his Republican opponent Mike Rogers.
The latest polls, cited by CNN, put Rogers ahead pf El-Sayed by a count of 51 percent to 47 percent. Maybe El-Sayed needs to spend more time hanging out with his Democratic Socialist of America mentor Hasan Piker! Here’s more from Trish Regan.
All summer long, polls suggested that Republicans badly trailed their Democratic rivals and could face a bloodbath in this coming November’s general election. Not so fast!
The latest polls reflect a steady and, in some cases quite large shift, toward the GOP in the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s midterm convention in Dallas, Texas. Some 100 million Americans watched the convention, many using social media platforms that bypass the fake news and its decisively Democratic propaganda.
Where have the polling shifts been the most remarkable? That includes a handful of swing states that Democrats are counting on if they’re going to have any hopes of retaking the Senate. States in play: Minnesota, New Hampshire, Michigan and Maine. Three of those have been held by Democrats, while Maine is under the control of Susan Collins with the GOP.
This gives new momentum to the Senate campaigns of Michele Tafoya (Minn.), Mike Rogers (Mich.), John Sununu (New Hampshire) and Collins. Will Republicans take all four of those states? Doubtful.
But with them threatening to do so, Democrats now must redirect campaign money to those states, rather than simply trying to grab Republican seats in Ohio, Texas and Alaska. So odds have improved that the GOP will hold the Senate, and might even add two to three new seats. Updates on the House will take longer to become clear. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
Polls suggest the U.S. Senate race in Michigan is running close to a tie, but if so, how come so many Democrats keep denouncing the party’s radical Islamist candidate? Several Democrats have already defected, and are now supporting Republican Senate hopeful Mike Rogers.
Frankly, you have to be a leftist lunatic to support any of the Democratic Socialists of America, and that includes the Senatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. The socialist wing of the Democratic Party needs to be snuffed out anywhere and everywhere it spouts its ugly head. Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.
We already know he’s a Communist and an Islamist. But now, we’re learning another secret aspect to the career of Michigan’s Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate — Abdul El-Sayed.
Turns out he’s a dog killer as well. He oversaw euthanizing thousands of homeless dogs and cats as head of Detroit’s Health Department, which took over the city’s Animal Control Department a few months after he assumed the job.
By all accounts, he’s looking like a big-time loser in November. Mike Rogers, El-Sayed’s Republican opponent, should clean his clock, giving the GOP their first U.S. Senate seat from Michigan this century! Can’t say we’re sorry! Here’s more from Doug In Exile.
Poll numbers are collapsing rapidly for Abdul El-Sayed, the leftist candidate nominated by the Democrats as their Senate hopeful in the state of Michigan.
El-Sayed was originally set to pull off a narrow victory in the November midterm election, but Michigan voters have turned against him as it’s become clear just how radical he actually is.
Now, he’s already showing signs of trailing behind the Republican candidate Mike Rogers by anywhere from 3 to 10 percent. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
The choice of Abdul El-Sayed as the Democratic Party’s nominee for the U.S. Senate from Michigan has led to another key defection from the Democratic Party. Departing: Julian Epstein, the former chief counsel to the Democrats on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee. He’s also former press secretary to first lady Jill Biden.
In leaving the Democratic Party behind, Epstein complained that the party leadership is too weak and incompetent to stop the drift toward the Democratic Socialists of America. He specifically endorsed El-Sayed’s Republican opponent Mike Rogers for the Senate seat from Michigan.
In other words, instead of a robust Democratic Party, we are now seeing the emergence of a far-les robust, but much more extremist party that calls themselves Socialists when they are actually hardened Communists. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
Democratic hopeful Mallory McMorrow has withdrawn from the Michigan Senate primary coming up on Aug. 4. This comes as little surprise, as McMorrow was polling less than 8 percent support. But her withdrawal turns that Aug. 4 primary into a real showdown.
That’s because Abdul El-Sayed, endorsed by Bernie Sanders and other Socialists, has been leading the pack. But the more moderate candidate appearing to run second in the polls — Haley Stevens — is preferred by most of McMorrow’s voters. So Aug. 4 could become a real test now of whether Democrats want to go the moderate route or veer farther off the deep end.
Whoever wins in this primary, heavy in-fighting will benefit the Republican hopeful Mike Rogers. Here’s more from Braden Langley.
