Vance says ‘crazy’ el Sayed would hurt middle class and auto industry
Once the left-wing Democrat defeated centrist Rep. “What he is actually trying to build is an economy where you tax some people, you give it to Democratic Party-favored interest groups, and that’s just not how you create prosperity. “I’m the vice president; it comes with the territory.
- ▪Once the left-wing Democrat defeated centrist Rep.
- ▪“What he is actually trying to build is an economy where you tax some people, you give it to Democratic Party-favored interest groups, and that’s just not how you create prosperity.
- ▪“I’m the vice president; it comes with the territory.
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Vice President JD Vance took a swing at Michigan’s Democratic Senate candidate, leftist Abdul el Sayed, calling him “crazy” in an interview on Saturday morning.“The problem with el Sayed is that he is a person who claims to stand for working people, and yet he opposed [President] Donald Trump‘s policies that have quite literally saved the Michigan auto industry,” Vance said on Fox News’s Saturday in America. Recommended Stories Vance says ‘crazy’ el Sayed would hurt middle class and auto industry ‘No place like Mackinac’: Mike Rogers trolls Abdul el Sayed after hot mic moment emerges Ogles says Republicans should ‘take notice’ of liberal spending in GOP primaries Vance and el Sayed have clashed in the public eye since the Democratic candidate first made comments attacking Vance and his…
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