Sam Farzana
BBC, Dearborn, Michigan.
Winning the Senate seat from the state of Michigan is one of the practical ways for the two major parties in America to control this chamber of Congress. Michigan voted for both Republican and Democratic candidates in the last presidential election, and for that reason, America's political players know that the people's fortunes for them in this country are unstable and they must try to win votes.
The political sensitivity of Michigan's Senate race increased when Democrats chose an Arab and Muslim as their party's nominee, Abdul Sayed. Mr. Said was born into an Egyptian family in the state of Michigan. He studied medicine at university and held government positions related to health matters.
Across from Mr. Seed, one of Michigan's former state representatives is in the House of Representatives. Mike Rogers was a special agent of the "Federal Police" (FBI) before his representation in Congress.
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