DETROIT — Michigan Democrats on Sunday faced an extraordinary political display of dysfunction just two days before the midterm elections: a Democratic congresswoman endorsed the Republican nominee for Senate, was kicked out of her own state party, and watched two of her top aides resign in protest. Rep. Haley Stevens’s (D-MI) stunning endorsement of Republican […]
DETROIT — Michigan Democrats on Sunday faced an extraordinary political display of dysfunction just two days before the midterm elections: a Democratic congresswoman endorsed the Republican nominee for Senate, was kicked out of her own state party, and watched two of her top aides resign in protest.
Rep. Haley Stevens’s (D-MI) stunning endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers widened an already bitter feud with Abdul el Sayed, the Democratic nominee who narrowly defeated her in August’s primary, and injected fresh turmoil into a Senate race that could determine which party controls the chamber.
