El Sayed [MI] wins by an entire 1%. Wow! A landslide! MI does not register voters by party affiliation, but, generally, in MI, voter registration is 53.2% by voting for a Democrat candidate, and is 30.2% voting for a Republican. That's a 23% spread. Typically, the "Democrat," El Sayed, should have won by a lot more than a single digit of 1.
What's different? El Sayed is not a Democrat. He aligns with the Democrat 'Socialists of
America, but that's not even a political party. He does not talk like even a recent Democrat. And with a post-victory[?] comment like advocating collective union bargaining for all [i.e., every worker a union worker] he talks like a communist.
Oh, but that's a bad word, isn't it? The non-party says it's 'socialist,' and is an advocate for karlmarxism. But, his Manifesto was Communist, not Socialist, so, let's call it what it is, huh? What, too harsh for you?
And how does El Sayed justify saying "Union collective bargaining for all" while saying, in the virtual next sentence, that workers should be "self-determinative?"
How do you self-determine when serving up your personal wage bargaining power to a union rep who may not even know your name if you met on the street? That's not self-determinism, boys and girls. Learn your union-speak, because it does not have
'self-determinism' in its dictionary. Words mean things, and woke definition is not in any dictionary.