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Despite his radical Islamist connections, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D) is ahead in almost every poll. Glenn explains why he believes El-Sayed will win his Senate campaign, largely fueled by young voters tired of seeing the elite get away with everything while they struggle to make ends meet. Freelance…
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