JD Vance Says El-Sayed "Isn't in This for Auto Workers" — So Why Did the UAW Endorse Him?

JD Vance Says El-Sayed "Isn't in This for Auto Workers" — So Why Did the UAW Endorse Him? JD Vance told a rally in Monroe, Michigan that Abdul El-Sayed isn't in this race for the auto workers of Detroit. But the UAW, the union that represents those workers, endorsed El-Sayed over Republican Mike Rogers. So who is really offering more to Michigan families? In this video, we set the rally speech aside and compare the records. As Wayne County's health chief, Abdul El-Sayed launched a partnership that has erased more than $90 million in medical debt for nearly 100,000 residents. He is also endorsed by the AFL-CIO, the American Federation of Teachers and the Teamsters Michigan Council. Mike Rogers served 14 years in Congress and holds a lifetime score of 11% on the AFL-CIO labor scorecard. He once wrote to the UAW president asking that union visits to his office be capped at four to six people. We also cover the new Medicaid work requirements coming to the Healthy Michigan Plan in January and the threatened tariffs on Canadian cars and parts. Canada buys nearly 40% of what Michigan ships out. Sources are shown at the end of the video. Tell us in the comments: does trade with Canada or healthcare costs matter more to your vote? #JDVance #AbdulElSayed #MikeRogers #Michigan #UAW #Medicaid #CanadaTariffs #USSenate