Sanders criticizes Democratic leadership for lack of enthusiasm for nominee el Sayed
Senator Bernie Sanders claimed that Democratic party leaders lack sufficient enthusiasm for Abdul el Sayed during his general election transition. This criticism follows a contentious primary season that highlighted deep ideological divides within the state party. Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez campaigned for el Sayed throughout the summer to challenge the party establishment. While Michigan Democrats promised to unify following the election, Sanders suggested the party's support remains inadequate. The senator previously toured the state to build momentum for the progressive candidate. He and Ocasio-Cortez teamed up with el Sayed to frame the race as a pivotal moment for the party's future.
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