El-Sayed slams Vance as a ‘coward’ but says he would work with him for Michigan

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Michigan Democratic Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed told CNN he is “looking forward to working together” with Vice President JD Vance before calling him “a coward” and accusing him of trying to distance himself from President Donald Trump only after the historic GOP midterm losses.

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