Noah Rothman: It’ll Be Tough for El-Sayed to Mend Fences with Moderate Dems and Swing Voters Heading into the Midterms

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ROTHMAN: “Yeah. He has to focus on the moderate Democrats that he alienated over the course of this primary, before you even get to the swing voters, the independents, Democratic-leaning independents, who make up majorities in a race. It’s going to be tough to mend these fences. Even before this election, you had sitting congressmen — congresswomen, rather, of Michigan saying this guy had let anti-American rhetoric into the sphere. In the age of hyper-partisanship we live in, we never hear that sort of thing. That’s extraordinary. And it’s extraordinary because you hear El-Sayed himself say what he represents is a threat to the Democratic establishment. In his own words, Democrats should be afraid of what I mean when I say I’m coming for the system of politics, when I say I’m coming for it, I’m coming for all of it. His words. Democrats should internalize this.”