Mike Rogers says his opponent is ‘anti-Jew.’ Do Michigan’s Jews agree?
Amid fears over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s positions, the GOP Senate nominee has a unique opportunity to appeal to Jewish voters. He tells JTA how he’s doing it. --
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What happenedAmid fears over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s positions, the GOP Senate nominee has a unique opportunity to appeal to Jewish voters. He tells JTA how he’s doing it. --.
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CenterMike Rogers says his opponent is ‘anti-Jew.’ Do Michigan’s Jews agree?
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Mike Rogers says his opponent is ‘anti-Jew.’ Do Michigan’s Jews agree?
Amid fears over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s positions, the GOP Senate nominee has a unique opportunity to appeal to Jewish voters. He tells JTA how he’s doing it. --
