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El-Sayed: 'Delicious irony' that 'habibi' Vance 'constitutionally obligated' to swear him in

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“El-Sayed: 'Delicious irony' that 'habibi' Vance 'constitutionally obligated' to swear him in”

Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D) taunted President Trump and Vice President Vance in his victory speech early Wednesday after the two Republicans spent months attacking him on the campaign trail. El-Sayed, who defeated Trump-backed Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s closely watched Senate race, joked about the prospect of Vance swearing him into office in January,...

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