University had just celebrated 90th birthday of pioneering computer scientist Judea Pearl, father of journalist murdered by Islamic terrorists, when he denounced its left-wing 9/11 symposium for promoting "hateful ideologies."
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Next week Kamala Harris campaigns in Michigan with Abdul El-Sayed, the Sanders-endorsed nominee who says he’s a capitalist. She endorsed him after he almost lost the primary. This will be their first appearance together. Michigan is not friendly terrain for Harris on paper. Trump won the state in 2024. They will appear together Tuesday at […] The post Harris lost Michigan. Now she’s back to sell El-Sayed appeared first on StoneZone .
Next week Kamala Harris campaigns in Michigan with Abdul El-Sayed, the Sanders-endorsed nominee who says he’s a capitalist. She endorsed him after he almost lost the primary. This will be their first appearance together. Michigan is not friendly terrain for Harris on paper. Trump won the state in 2024. They will appear together Tuesday at a black maternal health roundtable to discuss costs, outcomes, and disparities in pregnancy and birth. In a 2022 interview , El-Sayed said a privatized, partitioned insurance system reimburses “different people’s bodies” differently by income, and that income “differs based on the color of their skin.” He added that racism still blocks investment in public goods and outweighs “the…Open
Former Vice President Kamala Harris will join El-Sayed for a campaign roundtable about the disparities Black mothers face during and after pregnancy as part of a broader midterm effort to help Democrats win competitive seats in Congress.
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A Post-Schar School finds 53 percent of Michigan’s likely voters say they want Democrats to control the Senate, but 48 percent support Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in the Senate race.