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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Mike Rogers corners Abdul El-Sayed after Michigan Senate candidate refuses to condemn Iran’s IRGC When a voter asked El-Sayed directly to condemn the IRGC during the debate, he retreated into abstract rhetoric about "world policemen" and "freedom movements.” He never once
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Mike Rogers corners Abdul El-Sayed after Michigan Senate candidate refuses to condemn Iran’s IRGC When a voter asked El-Sayed directly to condemn the IRGC during the debate, he retreated into abstract rhetoric about "world policemen" and "freedom movements.” He never once uttered the group’s name, and Rogers called him out straightaway! “If you can’t condemn the IRGC, you have no business in the United States Senate.” You can hate the war and still call out a regime that SLAUGHTERS its own protesters. El-Sayed couldn't even bring himself to do that. Writer: Lucas https://t.co/N6yjthksOY
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