Mike Rogers accuses Abdul el Sayed of wanting to ‘represent Palestine’ over Michigan

Michigan GOP Senate nominee Mike Rogers used his Thursday speech at the Republican midterm convention to accuse his Democratic rival, Abdul el Sayed, of aspiring to represent a foreign territory over the state they’re running to serve. T…
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