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Hours after imploding her political career by endorsing Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers on Sunday, Michigan Democratic(?) Rep. Haley Stevens sat down for an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper to [checks notes] explain herself.
It didn’t go well.
Below the lines you NEED to see from Stevens.
To the Lines!
“Well, look, this is just a weight off my shoulders, OK? Abdul has been getting angrier and angrier.”
Where’s the proof for this claim? Like, is she quantifying Abdul El-Sayed’s level of anger? If so, how? And away we go!
“That ad was very painful. There are so many Democrats who want to vote for our Democratic nominee. And they're just being told, hey, this is a party you don't belong in, or this is a campaign you don't belong in.”
The ad in question was sponsored by Rebellion PAC, which is tied to Cenk Ugyur (who is Hassan Piker’s uncle). If you missed it, here it is:
“I woke up this morning clear eyed, fresh, and, you know, focused on what was in my heart”
I guess….but what was in your heart means that your political career is effectively over.
“And frankly, this country with these elections here, Anderson.”
Uh, what?
“It might not have been midnight when I spoke with [Michigan Rep. Debbie Dingell], but I -- I was there and just, you know, alone with my thoughts. I was writing things out, and look, this level of anger and the things that we are seeing, look, we all want Democrats to win.”
If you want the Democrat to win, endorsing the Republican is a strange way of showing it.
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