Democratic Senate candidate El-Sayed stated he regretted his previous comments that linked the Michigan synagogue attack to a broader cycle of violence. He emphasized, "You don’t ever want to trample somebody’s pain."
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El-Sayed expresses regret over comments regarding Michigan synagogue attack
Democratic Senate candidate El-Sayed has expressed regret for comments he made regarding the Michigan synagogue attack, stating that he did not intend to diminish the pain experienced by those affected. He acknowledged the sensitivity surrounding the issue.
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