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Coverage dated October 16, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed May Be Campaigning With 'Establishment' Barack Obama, But His 'Policies Have Not Changed,' His Sister Says

Headline from The Washington Free Beacon

Abdul El-Sayed's sister is defending the left-wing Michigan Senate hopeful from left-wingers who have criticized him for his decision to rally with former president Barack Obama, saying that while Obama may be an "establishment" figure, El-Sayed's "policies have not changed."

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    Abdul El-Sayed May Be Campaigning With 'Establishment' Barack Obama, But His 'Policies Have Not Changed,' His Sister Says (opens The Washington Free Beacon)

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    Abdul El-Sayed's sister is defending the left-wing Michigan Senate hopeful from left-wingers who have criticized him for his decision to rally with former president Barack Obama, saying that while Obama may be an "establishment" figure, El-Sayed's "policies have not changed."

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