Politics · United States · 3 hrs ago
El-Sayed says Ohio State owes Vance a refund
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took aim at Vice President JD Vance using a Midwestern college rivalry.
El-Sayed said Ohio State owes Vance a refund, according to the headline.
The exchange followed a recent CBS News town hall where Vance criticized El-Sayed's comments on the Iran war.
Vance said he had seen what El-Sayed said about the war and criticized his views on decisions by the president and the military.
The available details do not explain the refund joke or give more of Vance's remarks.
The exchange is a political clash between a Senate candidate and the vice president, but no further response or next step is stated.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed invoked a Midwestern college rivalry in an attack on Vice President Vance.
El-Sayed said Ohio State owes Vance a refund, according to the headline.
At a recent CBS News town hall, Vance said he had seen what El-Sayed says about the war in Iran.
The article text provided ends before giving further details about El-Sayed’s remarks.
- Who
- Abdul El-Sayed and Vice President Vance.
- What
- El-Sayed said Ohio State owes Vance a refund as part of an attack invoking a college rivalry.
- When
- The comments were described as recent; no date is stated.
- Where
- A CBS News town hall is mentioned as the setting for Vance’s remarks. The location of El-Sayed’s comments is not stated.
- Why
- El-Sayed was attacking Vance. Further explanation is not stated.
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- Candidate
- Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate
- Target
- Vice President Vance
- College named
- Ohio State
- Town hall outlet
- CBS News
What people are saying
what Abdul El-Sayed says about the war in Iran