Rogers breaks with Trump on el Sayed attacks: ‘I’ve never called him a terrorist’
Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers broke with President Donald Trump on Sunday, declining to agree with the president calling Democrat Abdul el Sayed a “vicious, violent jihadist.” Rogers rejected the idea that he has referre…
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