Michigan Democrats are divided over Abdul El-Sayed's decision to feature Tucker Carlson in a campaign ad, with prominent party members urging him to withdraw it before the election. The ad includes Carlson criticizing El-Sayed's Republican opponent, Mike Rogers. Rep. Haley Stevens and former Obama official Van Jones have condemned the ad, calling it disrespectful to the black community. El-Sayed is also facing scrutiny over another ad linking U.S. support for Israel to rising grocery prices.
Key facts
- Abdul El-Sayed is the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan.
- The ad featuring Tucker Carlson was released last week.
- Rep. Haley Stevens has called for the ad's removal.
- Van Jones criticized El-Sayed for using Carlson in the ad.
- El-Sayed faces scrutiny over a separate ad from Rebellion PAC.
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