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The Democrats cannot get out of their own way. Republicans have a lot of challenges into November -- but radicals like El-Sayed hate our values -- and he cannot ever be a U.S. Senator, especially not from a grounded Midwestern state like Michigan...

Abdul El-Sayed campaigned with Hasan Piker and mourned the death of the Ayatollah. Now, one of his own staffers has been arrested for terrorizing the University of Michigan for not caving to the woke mob’s demands. @MikeRogersForMI won’t stand for it.

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Republicans & the MAGA movement have a lot of rising stars. Where is the media profile on their aspirational vision? All the more reason to protect and expand Republican majorities!

Don’t look now but Abdul El-Sayed is ONCE AGAIN terrorist sympathizing! How hard is it to condemn violence, intimidation, and threats to Michiganders? @AbdulElSayed’s cognitive dissonance is not only astonishing, it’s SHAMEFUL & DISGUSTING.

Why do we need to Get Michigan Working Again? For hard-working folks like this. Thanks to all the autoworkers who made it out to our roundtable today in Shelby Township!

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Friday Recap Story 2: Trump Nominates Jay Clayton to Lead Intelligence Community President Trump has nominated former SEC Chairman and current U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton to serve as Director of National Intelligence, replacing the interim appointee Bill Pulte. Clayton brings years of legal, regulatory, and management experience to the role and was quickly viewed as a more traditional choice capable of winning Senate confirmation. The move comes as Washington debates the future of key national security surveillance programs, with many stating that strong leadership is needed to keep the intelligence community focused on protecting the country.

Friday Recap Story 3: El-Sayed Staffer Charged in University Threat Case A former staffer for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s U.S. Senate campaign has been indicted as part of a federal case involving alleged antisemitic threats against University of Michigan leaders over the school's ties to Israel. The individual worked for El-Sayed's campaign as recently as April before being charged with conspiracy to transmit threats, according to federal prosecutors. The case raises fresh questions about the radical activists and extreme organizations surrounding El-Sayed’s campaign as Michigan voters prepare to choose their next senator. “El-Sayed continues to pander to terrorists. He found it difficult to condemn the Synagogue attack on Jewish children, mourned the death of the Ayatollah, campaigned with known antisemite, Hasan Piker, and now this," said @NRSC Regional Press Secretary @samanthabrook_

Friday Recap Story 1: Hollywood Comes to Kentucky Thanks to Ethan’s Law It's not every day that legislation passed by one of our clients becomes the inspiration for a major motion picture. Ethan Almighty, now filming in Kentucky and starring Kelsey Grammer, is based on the true story behind Ethan’s Law, legislation championed by our client State Rep. Susan Tyler Witten @catfaninthevill. What began as a Kentucky policy victory is now generating national attention while creating jobs and economic activity in the Commonwealth.

An important distinction from a true patriot, @DavidJUrban!

Perfect, a Massachusetts fundraiser. Isn't that where @AmyMcGrathKY proudly proclaimed herself the most liberal person in Kentucky? I'm sure this ends well for him.

Pretty cool to see a law passed by one of our clients become the inspiration for a major motion picture. Rep. Susan Tyler Witten’s work on Ethan’s Law is now bringing an incredible Kentucky story to audiences across the country

.@schuette_bill said it best: Mike Rogers is the fighter Michigan needs! 🇺🇸💪

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