State Sen. Mallory McMorrow (D-MI) said leftist Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, the U.S. Senate candidate who won his Democrat primary in Michigan this week, asked her for advice moving into the midterms.
McMorrow told Politico’s Playbook that he asked for feedback on what he did right and how he could improve, the outlet reported Friday.
She told him, “You got the message right. It was sticky. It was repeatable.” As far as how he could improve, she said, “Being able to recognize that there are good people who just have a slightly different worldview is going to be really important. It’s not turning everybody into an enemy.”
McMorrow suspended her U.S...
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