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WELT: Abdul El-Sayed runs for Senate in Michigan as controversial left-wing Democrat

Published Nov 4, 12:36 AM UTC

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Abdul El-Sayed, a controversial Democratic candidate, is running for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, according to a WELT report. The item states that El-Sayed could become the first Muslim senator in the United States and describes him as very left-wing. WELT foreign policy correspondent Gregor Schwung is quoted as saying that El-Sayed has not taken a clear position on antisemitism. The report presents these characterizations and the criticism as attributed assessments rather than established facts.

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In Michigan, the controversial Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is running for the Senate. “He has not positioned himself clearly on the issue of antisemitism,” says Gregor Schwung, WELT's foreign policy correspondent.

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Original headline: „Abdul El-Sayed könnte der erste muslimische Senator in den USA werden. Er ist sehr links“

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