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After 'Habibi' jab at JD Vance, Abdul El-Sayed says Trump’s ‘hateful’ campaign did not resonate with voters

After 'Habibi' jab at JD Vance, Abdul El-Sayed says Trump’s ‘hateful’ campaign did not resonate with voters

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    American voters delivered a stinging rebuke to President Donald Trump on Tuesday, handing control of the US Congress to the opposition Democratic Party. Voters flipped key gubernatorial posts across the country in widely watched elections. The Democratic Party scored stunning victories in…

    — The Avenue Mail

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Abdul El-Sayed said that Michigan voters rejected “a hateful, spiteful campaign” as he won the Senate race.

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After 'Habibi' jab at JD Vance, Abdul El-Sayed says Trump’s ‘hateful’ campaign did not resonate with voters

Abdul El-Sayed said that Michigan voters rejected “a hateful, spiteful campaign” as he won the Senate race.

The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

US voters repudiate Trump, but presidency holds several strings

American voters have overwhelmingly reprimanded President Donald Trump. By wresting back control of both chambers of US Congress, Democrats have shifted the balance of power in Washington, gaining the authority to challenge Trump’s agenda, scrutinise his administration and intensify oversight during…

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