The American Israel Public Affairs Committee spent more than $30 million trying to keep Michigan’s Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed off the November ballot. It failed.
Now the pro-Israel group is back and spending nearly $95,000 to attack him in the general election, giving el Sayed a new opportunity to make his Republican opponent’s association a campaign issue.
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