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SSJVegeta

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3. Bridges have been burnt all around

Reply to RandySF (Reply #2)

Sun Jul 5, 2026, 02:38 PM

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But the only ones that really matter are those of voters.

2024 and Dearborn's Arab population also comes to mind with the trust that was lost there.. El Sayed is a candidate that can absolutely win them back.

Cause as I said: "all politics is local."

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MI-SEN: Michigan AG Dana Nessel endorses Haley Stevens [View all] RandySF Sunday OP

Hes no AOC or Bernie but as they say SSJVegeta Sunday #1

Abdul burned a lot of bridges eight years ago. RandySF Sunday #2

Bridges have been burnt all around SSJVegeta Sunday #3

Will he hold Jewish voters? RandySF Sunday #4

There is already a group, Jewish Voters for Abdul. multigraincracker Sunday #5

Search. Jews for Abdul. multigraincracker Sunday #6

Jewish voters are about a 3rd the population as the Arab vote is in Michigan. SSJVegeta Sunday #7

This is disappointing. Stevens is Fetterman 2.0 when it comes to Israel, and she deffo has Sinema potential (they both Celerity Sunday #8

El Sayed is the way to go if we want a reliable progressive vote with a good head on his shoulders. SSJVegeta Sunday #9

I think you're right. I was unsure who i was going to vote for in the primary Buckeyeblue Sunday #10