What's at stake this election ... and next
Hayley Stevens is the gift that keeps giving -- to the GOP. This Hannity article quotes Stevens as saying "Once I concluded that Abdul El-Sayed is not fit to serve in the United States Senate, I had to confront who should. I chose Mike Rogers." If there is some animosity in Stevens' statement, that's el-Sayed's fault. If he'd congratulated her for a well-run, hard-fought campaign, this weekend didn't have to happen. Instead, el-Sayed insisted on following Hasan Piker's school of winning with magnanimity. He was likely going to lose without this fiasco. This fiasco just makes el-Sayed's losing more likely. Stevens lost the August Democratic primary to El-Sayed. She said she endorsed him anyway and "put the party first. Instead, I was shut out," she wrote. "The endorsement was welcomed; the people behind it seemed to be forgotten." Then came the ads. Stevens said a group supporting El-Sayed ran one tying grocery costs to America’...