Abdul El-Sayed on Democratic leadership, health care access and inspiring a new generation
PBS NewsHour reports that Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan, the first Muslim elected to the Senate, is in Washington for orientation with a new wave of Democratic senators facing questions about how they plan to govern. The outlet says his win followed a hard-fought race marked by outside spending and attacks on his name and his faith. In an interview with Amna Nawaz, El-Sayed discusses Democratic leadership, health care access and how he hopes to shake up Washington.
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Abdul El-Sayed on Democratic leadership, health care access and inspiring a new generation
The new wave of Democratic senators are in Washington for orientation and are already facing tough questions about how they plan to govern. One is Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan, the first Muslim elected to the Senate. His win came after a hard-fought race marked by outside spending and attacks on his name and his faith. Amna Nawaz sat down with El-Sayed to discuss how he hopes to shake up Washington.
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