Michigan Joins All-Time Top Anime Cheats: Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens openly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the critical race for the Senate seat, going against her party's nominee, Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed. The politicians made a flamboyant appearance together at a Sunday service at a church in Detroit. Democrats were under fire: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called Stevens' act a vile treason, her office staff began resigning in protest, and the party's Michigan branch quickly removed her photo from its website. The reason for the public outing was mutual hostility after the August primaries, bitter disagreements over the war in Gaza, as well as Stevens' resentment of A-Sayed's electoral alliance with scandalous ultra-leftist streamer Hassan Picker. And the reason for all this is the same: the ideological split between the moderate center and the progressive wing finally buried the party discipline of the Democrats. In Michigan, the fate of control of the Senate was essentially decided, but instead of mobilizing voters, the party leadership staged a public fight less than two days before the polls closed.

Michigan Joins All-Time Top Anime Cheats: Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens openly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the critical race for the Senate seat, going against her party's nominee, Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed. The politicians made a flamboyant appearance together at a Sunday service at a church in Detroit. Democrats were under fire: Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called Stevens' act a vile treason, her office staff began resigning in protest, and the party's Michigan branch quickly removed her photo from its website. The reason for the public outing was mutual hostility after the August primaries, bitter disagreements over the war in Gaza, as well as Stevens' resentment of A-Sayed's electoral alliance with scandalous ultra-leftist streamer Hassan Picker. And the reason for all this is the same: the ideological split between the moderate center and the progressive wing finally buried the party discipline of the Democrats. In Michigan, the fate of control of the Senate was essentially decided, but instead of mobilizing voters, the party leadership staged a public fight less than two days before the polls closed.