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El-Sayed’s Win Is an Ill Omen

The winner of the Michigan Senate primary does not disclaim the DSA’s radical politics and has a long list of institutions he’d like to see abolished.

National Review By The Editors Aug 5, 2026, 2:09 PM Captured Aug 5, 2026, 9:30 PM

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The winner of the Michigan Senate primary does not disclaim the DSA’s radical politics and has a long list of institutions he’d like to see abolished.

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The winner of the Michigan Senate primary does not disclaim the DSA’s radical politics and has a long list of institutions he’d like to see abolished.

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