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Rogers blasts El-Sayed on 9/11 while his own votes opposed first responder benefitsGuardian reports Rogers' votes against first responder benefits amid campaign attacks
2 Sep 10 10:17 AM · 13d ago · 10 articles · 5 posts · 5 sources · development 2 of 2
The Guardian publishes reporting that Rogers, now a Michigan Republican Senate candidate, voted against the Zadroga Act and other first responder benefit legislation while currently attacking his Democratic opponent El-Sayed over 9/11 comments. The piece highlights a contradiction in Rogers' record on 9/11 first responder support.
“jeopardizes the financial health of the United States”
Mike Rogers, Michigan Republican US Senate candidate · rss ↗Mike Rogers Michigan Republican US Senate candidate
Abdul El-Sayed Democratic opponent in Michigan Senate raceJohn Feal 9/11 first responder and advocate for responder benefits
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first by The Guardian, 11d ago · also Guardian
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Wow this should be all over the news. Hasan Piker, who is Abdul El-Sayed’s top political advisor, said Abdul can’t say the truth about 9/11 because he’s running for US Senate. In other words, Hasan Piker said Abdul agrees with him that America deserved 9/11. Disqualifying.
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Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers repeatedly voted to block healthcare benefits for 9/11 first responders and veterans while he served in Congress. He voted against healthcare funding for 9/11 heroes' cancer treatment on 4 separate occasions.
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