A lot of people are ‘feeling betrayed’ by Stevens's reversal: Jamie Harrison
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Representative Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) reversed course late in Michigan’s Senate race and endorsed former Representative Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, prompting former Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison to say people are “feeling betrayed.” Harrison, speaking on NewsNation, said “when you give your word, you keep it,” framing the shift as a breach of commitment. The defection by a sitting Democratic House member in a statewide Senate contest underscores intraparty friction over El-Sayed’s candidacy. Watch whether other Michigan Democrats follow Stevens or publicly distance themselves from the endorsement, and how the El-Sayed campaign responds.
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Haley Stevens, Jaime Harrison, Abdul El-Sayed, Mike Rogers, Democratic National Committee, Michigan