El-Sayed responds after Vance calls him a "weasel" as Michigan Senate race grows contentious - CBS News
Abdul El-Sayed told Michigan voters the state's U.S. Senate race could go down "as one of the ugliest campaigns in modern history."...
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AIThe headline reports a named exchange, with Vance's "weasel" remark and El-Sayed's response attributed and quoted. The excerpt quotes El-Sayed's own prediction of an "ugliest campaigns" race rather than adding the outlet's own judgment.
- Insult is quoted and attributed: Vance calls him a "weasel"
- "Grows contentious" is a mild, outlet-voiced description of the race
- Excerpt quotes El-Sayed's "ugliest campaigns" line without presenting the opposing side's view
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A campaign can get ugly without voters learning much about what either candidate would do in the Senate. Vance calling El-Sayed a "weasel" is an insult, not an argument, and El-Sayed's warning is a prediction, not proof of how the race will unfold. Michigan voters deserve a debate about the candidates' records and policies, not just another round of personal attacks.