@foxnews: Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed addresses voters during a campaign stop Saturday, pushing back against the idea that his identity has anything to do with the economic challenges facing Americans. "My name and my faith aren't the reason you can't afford your gas." El-Sayed points to rising grocery costs and difficulty accessing healthcare before blaming government policies and criticizing the war in Iran. His remarks come just days before his Senate showdown with Republican Mike Rogers, as El-Sayed also faces a public dispute with former Democratic primary rival Rep. Haley Stevens.