With just two weeks to go before Election Day, final pitches are being made by the candidates for public office across the country in hopes of winning over wavering or undecided voters.
In the Michigan Senate race, which could ultimately decide which party controls the upper chamber, GOP nominee Mike Rogers’ closing argument is simple: Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat nominee, is a dangerous conman whose allegiances are with America’s enemies and not the people of Michigan. The Great Lakes State, he notes, is on its way to being made great again under President Trump’s leadership, but El-Sayed will try to undo all that if elected.
In the Michigan Senate race, which could ultimately decide which party controls the upper chamber, GOP nominee Mike Rogers’ closing argument is simple: Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat nominee, is a dangerous conman whose allegiances are with America’s enemies and not the people of Michigan. The Great Lakes State, he notes, is on its way to being made great again under President Trump’s leadership, but El-Sayed will try to undo all that if elected.
