Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers described his Democratic opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, as an 'extremist' who seeks to empty prisons and support the Muslim Brotherhood. Rogers made these statements in a release on Wednesday, the day after El-Sayed won his primary election.
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Mike Rogers Criticizes Abdul El-Sayed as 'Extremist' Following Primary Win
Following his primary victory, Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed was labeled an 'extremist' by Republican opponent Mike Rogers. Rogers accused El-Sayed of wanting to empty prisons and support the Muslim Brotherhood in a statement made on August 5, 2026.
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GOP Senate Candidate Mike Rogers: Democrat Opponent Abdul El-Sayed Is an 'Extremist' Who Wants to Empty Prisons, Support Muslim Brotherhood
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Mike Rogers Criticizes Abdul El-Sayed as 'Extremist' Following Primary Win