<p>Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic US Senate candidate in Michigan, has responded to criticism from Republican Vice President JD Vance. El-Sayed accused Vance of using a 'dog whistle' and stated that depriving people of healthcare and affordable groceries is 'evil.'</p><p>In a speech on Monday, Vance criticized undocumented immigrants and described El-Sayed as a representative of 'terrible evil,' claiming he advocates for 'one group at the expense of others.'</p>
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Abdul El-Sayed Responds to JD Vance's Criticism
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed responded to Republican Vice President JD Vance's criticism, labeling the deprivation of healthcare and affordable groceries as 'evil.' Vance had previously described El-Sayed as a representative of 'terrible evil' in a speech targeting undocumented immigrants.
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