Rogers calls himself 'law man' in Michigan Senate fight, accuses El-Sayed of terrorism sympathies
Former Rep. Mike Rogers on Thursday accused Abdul El-Sayed of being a terrorism sympathizer, warning that Michigan cannot afford to send a Democrat who surrounds himself with "people who despise" the United States to Congress.
TL;DR
- Mike Rogers accused Abdul El-Sayed of being a terrorism sympathizer.
- Rogers warned against sending a Democrat associated with 'people who despise' the US to Congress.
- The accusation was made by Rogers, a former representative.