For a party locked in an ideological civil war, Democrats have finally found an issue that unifies them: Haley Stevens. She, of course, is the Michigan congresswoman and Democratic Senate candidate who lost her primary bid against Abdul El-Sayed.
On Sunday, she shocked the political world by not only withdrawing her earlier endorsement of El-Sayed but taking the additional step of urging fellow Democrats to vote for his Republican opponent, former congressman Mike Rogers. She told my colleague Olivia Reingold that she concluded El-Sayed just didn’t care about Jewish voters. “God, I wanted to vote for him, but he just kind of said, ‘Forget it,’ ” she said.
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