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Mike Rogers, Abdul El-Sayed trade barbs over Iran, ICE, AI and tariffs

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By Craig Mauger Verified, Melissa Burke, Chad Livengood Verified
| MSN Verified
GRAND RAPIDS — In the political world, all eyes were on Michigan on Thursday night as U.S. Senate rivals Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed square off in their first televised debate, 26 days before Election Day. Rogers and El-Sayed debated for one hour inside the Grand Rapids television studio of WOOD-TV. The highly anticipated matchup was being closely watched nationally because the winner of Michigan's U.S. Senate contest on Nov.
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Debate Week in Michigan: Four forums in three nights. How to watch

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By Melissa Burke, Chad Livengood Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Debate Week in Michigan is back. There are — count 'em — four debates in major political races this week across the state. During the first full week in July, three dizzying debates took place in the Senate and governor primaries, with varying degrees of impact on the races. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, gubernatorial rivals Jocelyn Benson and John James will debate for the first time on WOOD-TV in Grand Rapids. That same evening, Republican U.S. Rep.
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James campaign scrubs some online elements of Trump support

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By Craig Mauger Verified, Melissa Burke, Beth LeBlanc Verified, Chad Livengood Verified
| ArcaMax
Images of President Donald Trump were prominent on the campaign pages of Michigan Republican gubernatorial candidate John James before the Aug. 4 primary election, but afterward some of them have gone missing. On Aug. 3, for example, the top image on the home page of James' campaign website was of James standing next to Trump with the words "TRUMP ENDORSED" under the two men and a picture of a Truth Social post by Trump in support of James, according to the Internet Archive's captures of the site.
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