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911 Votes Divide Michigan Senate Race | Honduras News
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is launching a fierce counterattack against opponent Mike Rogers, exposing Rogers’ past votes against critical aid for 9/11 survivors — including the Zadroga Act — despite Rogers’ current claims of support. El-Sayed frames Rogers as hypocritical, accusing him of abandoning first responders who risked their lives in the rubble. Rogers fires back, insisting he’s always supported victims and proposing annual funding of $150 million — while also deflecting by attacking El-Sayed over his past remarks about 9/11’s global fallout and his association with a…
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