Trump criticized Democratic candidates backed by socialists, like Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed, warning their policies would turn the country to ‘ashes and junk.’ He contrasted this with his self-description as ‘a clean person’ and pointed to struggling cities with no jobs or money. The remarks followed a tight Michigan Senate primary where El-Sayed held a slight edge over Rep. Haley Stevens, amid debates over the Democratic Party’s leftward shift. El-Sayed rejects the socialist label, focusing on health care and wages, while his allies see his support as backlash against the establishment.





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