Undecided Michigan Voter Shocks the Left, Calls Obama Campaigning for Abdul El-Sayed a Total Turnoff [WATCH]
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is confronting a serious problem with black voters in his Senate campaign. The warning signs first surfaced during the Democrat primary, and the resistance has continued rather than fading as the race moved forward. Many black voters across Michigan simply do not like El-Sayed and are crossing party lines to support Republican Mike Rogers. That movement is a major obstacle for El-Sayed and evidence that Democrat appeals are not landing with a crucial bloc. Democrats responded by sending former President Obama to Michigan to campaign for El-Sayed and other Democrat candidates. The appearance was meant to help the ticket, but even Obama’s intervention does not appear to be changing the doubts surrounding El-Sayed. The sharpest moment came from a black Michigan voter who remained undecided. Speaking to a reporter in the video, she said seeing Obama…




























































