Michigan Senate Debate: El-Sayed and Rogers Clash Over Iran Policy

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers clashed over Iran and national security in their final Michigan Senate debate, with El-Sayed accusing Rogers of war-mongering and Rogers questioning El-Sayed's allegiance. El-Sayed acknowledged Iran as a threat but criticized Rogers for advocating military action before joining Congress. Rogers responded by challenging El-Sayed's loyalty, asking whether he sided with America or overseas terrorist groups, escalating tensions after their first debate featured personal insults. The exchange highlighted stark foreign policy divisions in the race for Michigan's open Senate seat, with ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions providing a backdrop for the candidates' contrasting national security positions.