- JD Vance attributed Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s primary victory to "self-hating white liberals" and disillusioned, debt-ridden young Americans.
- El-Sayed, a progressive, won the primary against centrist Haley Stevens, despite being significantly outspent and surprising the party establishment.
- Vance, appearing on Fox News, suggested that college-educated young people, feeling let down by universities, form the base of the modern Democratic Party.
- El-Sayed responded to Vance's comments by questioning his credibility, stating Vance "has not made sense" since he began "sucking up to power" after his initial criticism of Trump.
- Trump also attacked El-Sayed, labeling him a "communist" who "hates Israel" and "Jewish people," claims El-Sayed countered by affirming his commitment to the safety of all constituents, including Jewish people.
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