Michigan black leader rejects El-Sayed as ‘snake oil’ salesman in undercover video: ‘Just flat-out disdain’
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A black leader in Michigan, who's been dubbed Al Sharpton's "little brother in the movement," is rejecting radical Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed, blasting him as an untrustworthy "snake oil" salesman and saying there's "flat-out disdain" for him in the community.
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Michigan black leader rejects El-Sayed as ‘snake oil’ salesman in undercover video: ‘Just flat-out disdain’
A black leader in Michigan, who's been dubbed Al Sharpton's "little brother in the movement," is rejecting radical Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed, blasting him as an untrustworthy "snake oil" salesman and saying there's "flat-out disdain" for him in the community.
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