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Stevens' Fiancé Backs GOP Senate Candidate Over El-Sayed Amid Antisemitism Concerns

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Trump Welcomes Democrat Haley Stevens to GOP After Endorsing Rival

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US President Donald Trump has offered to welcome Democratic Representative Haley Stevens into the Republican Party after she endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Senate race. Stevens cited disputes over El-Sayed's stances on Israel and alleged antisemitism as reasons for her endorsement. Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson praised Stevens' "courageous" decision, with concerns raised about her safety due to threats she has received.

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  • President Trump offered to welcome Democrat Haley Stevens into the Republican Party.
  • Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan.
  • Stevens cited El-Sayed's positions on Israel and alleged antisemitism for her endorsement.
  • House Speaker Mike Johnson also praised Stevens' "courageous" decision.
  • Concerns were raised about Stevens' safety due to threats she has received.
Trump Welcomes Democrat Haley Stevens to GOP After Endorsing Rival
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