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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Fiancé of Democratic Congresswoman Endorses Republican Senate Candidate

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Jason Turkish, fiancé of Democratic U.S. Representative Haley Stevens, declared his support for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers at a Republican Jewish Coalition event in suburban Detroit. Turkish cited concerns about Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed's alleged antisemitism as his reason for endorsing Rogers. The event highlighted divisions within the Jewish community and Republicans' efforts to attract Democratic voters. Rogers and Senator Ted Cruz spoke at the event, criticizing El-Sayed and raising national security concerns.

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  • Jason Turkish, fiancé of Rep. Haley Stevens, endorsed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
  • Turkish cited concerns about Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed's alleged antisemitism.
  • Rogers welcomed Turkish's endorsement and accused El-Sayed of hating Jews.
  • The Republican Jewish Coalition event in Detroit drew a large, engaged crowd.
  • Sen. Ted Cruz also spoke, urging attendees to oppose El-Sayed.

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