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Well, they had the Michigan Senate debate on Thursday with Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers. It looks like Rogers was not shy about going to town on all the problematic issues that El-Sayed has, while the Dem often stood there, looking peeved and aggrieved. One of the attacks El-Sayed is constantly trying to make is that Rogers has a home in Florida. But as Rogers pointed out, that's a bad attack when the reality is that El-Sayed owns property in the United Arab Emirates. "At least Florida is in the United States," Rogers said on Thursday. Oh, my, that was good. Then there was the problem that the "doctor" can't actually practice. El-Sayed would like you to think he'd solve your healthcare issues. Of course, we've heard that line from Barack Obama before, and it just messed things up even more. Rogers said El-Sayed would take away your private insurance, still cost you more for everything, and raise your taxes. El-Sayed claimed you could keep your private health insurance if you wanted to. Where have we heard that before? And that's inconsistent with what he's said on prior occasions. Rogers ripped El-Sayed badly for failing to mention the Oct. 7 attack on the third anniversary. Not only were more than 1,000 people killed, but 49 of them were Americans. El-Sayed, amazingly, tried to frame it as making political gain on other people's pain. I reported earlier that El-Sayed was asked by a reporter who was the greater threat to the U.S.: Israel or Iran. But he was asked that question at the debate, and he still couldn't do it, calling it a "ridiculous hypothetical." Unbelievable. He has no business being in the Senate. But it sure sounds like Rogers may have done him in here, but good. Credit: https://redstate.com |
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