Debbie Dingell: When Abdul El-Sayed Gets to the Senate, ‘We’ll All Have to Work Together’

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DINGELL: “Look, Abdul is one of the candidates in Michigan. I have had many intense discussions with him. You know, that‘s the thing about democracy. Democracy brings people with many different perspectives to a table. And you try to find that common ground. He has got — we‘ll see what happens when he wins or loses next week. I‘m not — I think Michigan is, like, one of the most competitive seats. And I will not make a prediction about who‘s going to win, because this is a very competitive seat. But when he gets there, he‘s going to — he will be a voice and we‘re going to all have to work together. He and I agree that everybody should have access to health care in this country, and I will work with him on that, and there will be issues I disagree with him. He — I brought people together.”