- 埃尔赛义德在长达一小时的交锋中18次提及特朗普，并多次宣称“让美国再次伟大宾果游戏”
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埃尔赛义德就穆斯林兄弟会指控暴怒
在周三晚间的密歇根州参议院辩论中，民主党人阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德激烈否认自己与穆斯林兄弟会存在关联。（WXYZ/斯克里普斯通讯社 供图）
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唐纳德·特朗普总统在周三的密歇根州联邦参议院辩论中成为了非官方的第三位在场者，民主党人阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德多次提及他，试图将共和党人迈克·罗杰斯塑造成特朗普的“提线木偶”。
埃尔赛义德在这场长达一小时的辩论中18次提到特朗普，并多次将罗杰斯的回应称为“让美国再次伟大宾果游戏”，指责这位共和党人依赖特朗普阵营的竞选说辞。不过，罗杰斯在一些贸易议题上与特朗普持不同立场。
这句话成为了当晚贯穿始终的主题，在罗杰斯指责埃尔赛义德支持社会主义政策、开放边境和削减警察经费后，埃尔赛义德随即喊出了“让美国再次伟大宾果游戏”。最终罗杰斯反唇相讥，称每当埃尔赛义德在回答中提及特朗普时，才是真正的宾果游戏。
不过，罗杰斯并非在所有议题上都与特朗普保持一致。他在贸易问题上与特朗普分道扬镳，称总统的关税政策是“喜忧参半”，并表示对加拿大征收的关税可能“考虑不周”。
共和党参议院候选人迈克·罗杰斯在阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德赢得初选后，直接向密歇根州民主党人发出呼吁。（莎拉·赖斯/盖蒂图片社；杰夫·科瓦斯基/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社）
摧毁美国生活方式：埃尔赛义德的政治轨迹使其重塑形象的努力复杂化
他还反对中国汽车制造商在美国本土生产汽车，在辩论中表示国会应该禁止中国人在美国造车。埃尔赛义德反驳称，特朗普曾表示他对中国汽车制造商在美国本土造车持开放态度，并质疑罗杰斯在这一问题上是否会与特朗普对抗。
周三晚间是埃尔赛义德与罗杰斯之间的第二场辩论，距密歇根州中期选举仅数周之遥。
这个摇摆州开放的参议院席位之争已引起全国关注，不仅因为它可能影响参议院控制权的归属，还因为它已成为关键摇摆州民主党进步派翼的一次重大考验。
埃尔赛义德得到了包括佛蒙特州独立参议员伯尼·桑德斯和纽约州民主党众议员亚历山德里亚·奥卡西奥-科特兹在内的进步派重量级人物的支持，他的竞选纲领包括全民医保、对富人加税、终止美国对以色列的军事援助以及废除移民海关执法局（ICE）。
当埃尔赛义德努力将罗杰斯描绘成与特朗普结盟的“企业政客”时，罗杰斯则一再将民主党对手打上“惯于欺骗”的标签，指责他歪曲自己的记录并改变立场。
民主党联邦参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德于2026年8月29日在密歇根州兰辛举行的密歇根民主党提名大会上发表讲话。（阿纳多卢通讯社 via 盖蒂图片社）
密歇根州参议院候选人埃尔赛义德回击CNN“聚焦”“削减警察经费”言论
在整个辩论过程中，罗杰斯将埃尔赛义德塑造成政治主流之外的人物，将这位民主党人及其政策与美国民主社会主义者联系起来，并揪住他过去支持削减警察经费的言论不放。
罗杰斯还声称，埃尔赛义德的一些捐赠者和支持者与哈马斯、真主党和穆斯林兄弟会有关联。
一度，罗杰斯在指责埃尔赛义德的捐赠者与哈马斯有关联后，质疑埃尔赛义德对国家的忠诚度，问道：“你是站在美国这边，还是站在海外这些恐怖组织那边？”
辩论中最激烈的时刻出现在一个关于公共安全的问题上，罗杰斯揪住埃尔赛义德过去支持削减警察经费的言论不放，指责他删除了关于这一问题的社交媒体帖子，并指出埃尔赛义德过去有关前埃及总统穆罕默德·穆尔西的言论——穆尔西曾得到穆斯林兄弟会的支持。
埃尔赛义德回击称，质疑他对宪法的效忠“有失水准”，宣称自己“为自己是美国人而自豪”，并称罗杰斯的提问方式“可耻”。
唐纳德·特朗普总统与共和党参议院候选人、前众议员迈克·罗杰斯于2026年7月27日在密歇根州米尔福德的通用汽车测试场握手。（莎拉·赖斯/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
罗杰斯认为，随着奥巴马前往密歇根州，埃尔赛义德在两个传统民主党票仓中处于弱势
作为穆斯林和父母从埃及移民过来的第一代美国人，埃尔赛义德因其在加沙战争中的言论和对以色列的立场而受到审查，导致密歇根州一些犹太社区成员公开反对这位民主党候选人。在辩论中，罗杰斯表示他的竞选活动在犹太社区中表现良好，并称该社区对埃尔赛义德的言论感到担忧。
罗杰斯称埃尔赛义德对密歇根州来说过于“极端”，并指出一些知名民主党人表示他们不会支持这位民主党候选人，其中包括密歇根州前民主党主席和前参议员埃莉萨·斯洛特金竞选团队的前财务主席。
辩论结束后，密歇根州共和党人也呼应了这一观点，指出埃尔赛义德曾与Twitch主播哈桑·皮克尔一同竞选，而皮克尔曾表示美国应该为9/11恐怖袭击负责。
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“我们承担不起阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德的极左翼大政府政策，也不能冒险选举出一个与哈桑·皮克尔之流一同竞选、并似乎为针对布卢姆菲尔德希尔斯的儿童和犹太社区的可怕恐怖袭击辩护的人，”密歇根州共和党主席吉姆·伦斯塔德在一份声明中说道。
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Trump dominates El-Sayed’s attacks against Rogers, but GOP rival offers unexpected policy split
El-Sayed mentioned Trump 18 times and repeatedly declared ‘MAGA bingo’ during the hour-long exchange
October 21, 2026 10:51pm EDT / Fox News
El-Sayed erupts over Muslim Brotherhood accusations
During Wednesday nightâs Michigan Senate debate, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed passionately denied ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. (Courtesy of WXYZ/Scripps)
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President Donald Trump was the unofficial third person onstage at Wednesday’s Michigan U.S. Senate debate, as Democrat Abdul El-Sayed repeatedly invoked him while seeking to cast Republican Mike Rogers as Trump’s “sock puppet.”
El-Sayed mentioned Trump 18 times during the hour-long debate and repeatedly called Rogers’ responses “MAGA bingo,” accusing the Republican of relying on Trump-aligned talking points. Rogers, however, broke with Trump on a couple of trade issues.
The phrase became a running theme throughout the night, with El-Sayed declaring “MAGA bingo” after Rogers accused him of supporting socialist policies, open borders and defunding the police. Rogers eventually turned the attack back on his opponent, suggesting that the real bingo game was every time El-Sayed included Trump in his answer.
Rogers, however, did not align with Trump on every issue. He split with Trump on trade, calling the president’s tariffs a “mixed bag” and saying tariffs on Canada may have been “not well thought through.”
Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers is making a direct pitch to Michigan Democrats following Abdul El-Sayedâs primary victory.(Sarah Rice/Getty Images; Jeff Kowalsky/AFP via Getty Images)
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He also opposed Chinese automakers building vehicles in the United States, saying during the debate that Congress should ban the ability for the Chinese to build cars in the United States. El-Sayed countered by pointing out that Trump has said he would be open to Chinese automakers building vehicles in the United States and questioned whether Rogers would stand up to Trump on the issue.
Wednesday evening marked the second debate between El-Sayed and Rogers, just weeks before Michigan’s midterm election.
The battle for the swing state’s open Senate seat has drawn national attention not only because it could help determine control of the upper chamber, but because it has emerged as a major test of the Democratic Party’s progressive wing in a key battleground state.
El-Sayed, backed by progressive heavyweights including Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., has campaigned on a progressive agenda that includes Medicare for All, higher taxes on the wealthy, ending U.S. military aid to Israel and abolishing ICE.
While El-Sayed worked to paint Rogers as a Trump-aligned “corporate politician,” Rogers repeatedly branded his Democratic opponent as having a “pattern of deception,” accusing him of misrepresenting his record and shifting his positions.
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, speaks at the Michigan Democratic Nominating Convention in Lansing, Mich., on Aug. 29, 2026.(Anadolu via Getty Images)
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Throughout the debate, Rogers cast El-Sayed as being outside the political mainstream, tying the Democrat and his policies to the Democratic Socialists of America and hammering him over his past support for defunding the police.
Rogers also claimed that some of El-Sayed’s donors and supporters were tied to Hamas, Hezbollah and the Muslim Brotherhood.
At one point, Rogers questioned El-Sayed’s allegiance to the country after accusing El-Sayed of having donors tied to Hamas, asking, “Are you for America or are you for these terrorist groups overseas?”
The most contentious moment of the debate came during a question on public safety, when Rogers hammered El-Sayed over his past support for defunding the police, accused him of deleting social media posts on the issue and pointed to El-Sayed’s past comments involving former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, who was backed by the Muslim Brotherhood.
El-Sayed fired back that it was “beneath” Rogers to question his commitment to the Constitution, declaring that he was “proud to be an American” and calling Rogersâ line of questioning “shameful.”
President Donald Trump and GOP Senate candidate former Rep. Mike Rogers shake hands at the General Motors Proving Ground testing facility in Milford, Mich., on July 27, 2026.(Sarah Rice/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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El-Sayed, a Muslim and first-generation American whose parents emigrated from Egypt, has faced scrutiny over his rhetoric on the war in Gaza and his positions on Israel, leading some members of Michigan’s Jewish community to openly disavow the Democratic candidate. During the debate, Rogers said that his campaign was doing well with the Jewish community, which he claimed is fearful of El-Sayed’s rhetoric.
Rogers said that El-Sayed was too “extreme” for Michigan, pointing to prominent Democrats who said they can’t back the party’s nominee, including the former Michigan Democratic Party chairman and the former finance chair for Sen. Elissa Slotkin’s campaign.
Michigan Republicans echoed that argument following the debate, pointing out that El-Sayed used to campaign with Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who once said that America deserved the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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“We cannot afford Abdul El-Sayed’s far-left, big-government policies, and we cannot risk electing a person who campaigns with the likes of Hasan Piker and seemingly justified the horrific terrorist attack targeting children and the Jewish community in Bloomfield Hills,” MIGOP Chairman Jim Runestad said in a statement.
Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics.
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