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GOP calls Stevens, El-Sayed 'radical' to distract from its failure | Opinion
Summary by The Galveston Editorial Desk Sara Pequeño, USA TODAY , as published by Galveston County Daily News
· August 4, 2026
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Regardless of the outcome of Michigan’s Democratic primary election for U.S. Senate on Aug. 4, one thing is certain: Republicans are going to call the winner a “radical.” Why?
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Key points 4, one thing is certain: Republicans are going to call the winner a “radical. Regardless of the outcome of Michigan’s Democratic primary election for U. More government Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Regardless of the outcome of Michigan’s Democratic primary election for U.S. Senate on Aug. 4, one thing is certain: Republicans are going to call the winner a “radical.” Why?
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