Abdul El-Sayed, who became the first Muslim senator in the United States, responded to criticism from former President Donald Trump in his victory speech, saying, “You chose hate, and Michigan chose hope.”
The remark came after Trump had called El-Sayed a “terrorist,” according to the headline reference.
El-Sayed’s victory speech framed the result as a rejection of hate and a sign of hope from Michigan voters.
Source / Attribution: NDTV
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