Hailey Stevens, the Democratic representative of Michigan in the US House of Representatives, announced on Wednesday, November 4, after the victory of the Democratic candidate for the Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, that she does not regret her decision to support Mike Rogers, his Republican opponent. "I don't regret my decision, but I'm really sorry that I upset some colleagues and people close to me," Stevens wrote on the X social network. Emphasizing his support for Israel, he saw Al-Sayed's relationship with Hassan Fikar, a left-wing media person, as one of the reasons for his opposition to his party's candidate, and said that he would continue to fight anti-Semitism.

Hailey Stevens, the Democratic representative of Michigan in the US House of Representatives, announced on Wednesday, November 4, after the victory of the Democratic candidate for the Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, that she does not regret her decision to support Mike Rogers, his Republican opponent. "I don't regret my decision, but I'm really sorry that I upset some colleagues and people close to me," Stevens wrote on the X social network. Emphasizing his support for Israel, he saw Al-Sayed's relationship with Hassan Fikar, a left-wing media person, as one of the reasons for his opposition to his party's candidate, and said that he would continue to fight anti-Semitism.