‘Foreign policy is the economy’: How Iran war is shaping US midterm vote
- Detroit, Michigan – The first question in the United States Senate debate in Michigan between Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed and his Republican rival Mike Rogers was about the issue that appears to matter most to voters – the economy.
- El-Sayed quickly drew a contrast between himself and Rogers, who is backed by US President Donald Trump.
- It was not about interest rates, taxes, or trade policy.
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- Detroit, Michigan – The first question in the United States Senate debate in Michigan between Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed and his Republican rival Mike Rogers was about the issue that appears to matter most to voters – the economy.
- El-Sayed quickly drew a contrast between himself and Rogers, who is backed by US President Donald Trump.
- It was not about interest rates, taxes, or trade policy.
Sources: Al Jazeera