What made Haley Stevens turn on el-Sayed? | Judith Levine
Haley Stevens’ radical change of heart after disinviting her Democratic colleague Debbie Dingell from her campaign against Mike Rogers shows her commitment to anti-Israel and antisemitic policies, while her disapproval of el-Sayed's anti-Israel views and her admiration for Rogers illustrate her ideological alignment.
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Published 03 Nov 2026, 17:00 UTC · Updated 03 Nov 2026, 17:31 UTC
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