Vote for Abdul or You’re Voting for Kushner’s Oligarchy
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The choice is simple, Michigan. If you don’t vote for Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a Rhodes Scholar, a public servant on the frontlines of healthcare for Michiganders, then you’re voting for Jared Kushner’s lawless oligarchy, where everyone is in danger. Kushner and his autocrat buddies in Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Russia want to turn American into an autocracy where might makes right, journalists and activists are routinely killed, every day is a fight for survival. Abdul will fight for the U.S. Constitution. So join Gaslit Nation in fighting for Abdul. Take some time to make some calls to Michigan voters, some of the famously nicest voters in the Union. Here are the details of how to join from anywhere: https://go.abdulforsenate.com/virtual-phone-bank
Reminder: There’s no salon today so that you, our dear listeners, can help get out the vote, and remind 10 friends and family members to make their plan to vote. Let’s leave it all out on the field to hold these lawless criminals accountable, while we still can.
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