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Roger’s cynical gift basket for El-Sayed on his birthday

Roger’s cynical gift basket for El-Sayed on his birthday

Roger’s cynical gift basket for El Sayed on his birthday

Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers mocked Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed with a sarcastic birthday gift basket featuring fireworks, Dubai chocolates and a child-sized T-shirt, taking aim at his remarks and personal style ahead of the November 3 midterms.

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