US Politics Daily@uspoliticsdailyMichigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed warns that voters' backing for his party may be temporary unless Democrats act boldly in Congress. He wants new Senate leadership and would like Sen. Chris Van Hollen to challenge Chuck Schumer in December.
He wants to end the Iran war, pass Medicare for All and abolish ICE, and he's willing to work with Republicans to do it.
He has invited Trump to meet and even floated naming major healthcare legislation after the president. El-Sayed is the first Muslim ever elected to the U.S. Senate.
