Rep. Mike Rogers (R) said he “never agreed” to Tuesday’s televised debate with his Michigan Senate opponent, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed — who spoke for an hour next to an empty podium on a Fox 2 Detroit hours after the Republican announced he wouldn’t attend. Rogers reiterated to CBS News Detroit’s Heath Kalb that the moderator’s…
Rogers says he ‘never agreed’ to El-Sayed debate: It would’ve been ‘2-on-1’
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