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In the final debate before the Michigan Democratic primary, Abdul el Sayed defended his controversial comments about Senator John Fetterman, while Rep. Haley Stevens addressed concerns over outside spending in her campaign. Both candidates are preparing for the primary on August 4, with el Sayed highlighting the impact of PAC spending and Stevens emphasizing her legislative focus.
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In the final debate before the Michigan Democratic primary, Abdul el Sayed defended his controversial comments about Senator John Fetterman, while Rep. Haley Stevens addressed concerns over outside spending in her campaign. Both candidates are preparing for the primary on August 4, with el Sayed highlighting the impact of PAC spending and Stevens emphasizing her legislative focus.
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