Scott Jennings: Abdul El-Sayed Is ‘a Little Bit Too Far’ to Be Anti-Establishment Compared to Republican Counterparts

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JENNINGS: "So it‘s not like that the outsiders are always right about everything. And in this case, in Michigan, if they do nominate Abdul El-Sayed, there‘s a lot there. There‘s going to be a bright line between him and Mike Rogers. And it‘s a — it‘s a race that if Democrats were to lose it in November, it would really complicate their path to taking back the Senate majority. So just because we‘re living in an anti-establishment world, sometimes the anti-establishment nominates people that are just a little too far outside the mainstream for the voters of a particular jurisdiction. It has happened before."