Detroit: Campaigning in Michigan for Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, former Vice President Kamala Harris said Tuesday that the midterm elections offer a potential "stopgap" halfway through Donald Trump's turbulent second presidency.
And she urged Democrats not to be undone by a bruising primary that saw El-Sayed, a staunchly pro-Palestinian progressive, defeat an establishment favorite in a matchup that echoed Harris' political struggles here two years ago over her support for U.S. military aid in Israel.
