The Aporia
On Thursday night, Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, candidates for Michigan's Senate seat, faced off in a heated debate at Grand Rapids, marking one of the most contentious races this election cycle. El-Sayed dodged questions about whether Iran or Israel poses a greater threat to the US, calling it a "ridiculous hypothetical," while focusing on domestic priorities and criticizing Rogers' support for President Trump's policies. Meanwhile, Rogers accused El-Sayed of being a “con man” who lacks a medical license despite describing himself as a doctor. The debate also saw both candidates attack each other over real estate holdings and their stances on immigration and the war in Iran. This race is crucial as it could determine control of the Senate, with El-Sayed maintaining a slight lead in polls.