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U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance criticized Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul Rehman Said (Abdul), describing him as "crazy" and harmful to the state's residents. He accused him of trying to build an economy based on imposing taxes and funneling money to special interest groups. Vance also called him a strange person who resorts to insults instead of offering clear plans to improve the lives of the people. Said, who secured the Democratic nomination after competing against other predecessors, is now facing Republican candidate Mike Rogers in the upcoming November election, a contest that could determine the majority in the Senate.
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