The Michigan Senate seat could determine who controls the chamber, and that stakes are why Stephen Miller just went after Abdul Mohamed El Sayed in front of millions. The core accusation is that his allegiance belongs to jihadist violence and extremism instead of this country. Then there is the claim he said we owe it to the world to have open borders, a statement Miller calls disloyalty outright. He also brings up the family angle where El Sayed's own sister reportedly identified them as part of the Muslim Brotherhood, which Miller describes as the radical jihadist organization that spawned Islamic terrorism. On the other side stands Mike Rogers, former chair of the House Intelligence Committee with a career dedicated to fighting terrorism, whom the post frames as the patriot in this race. The whole situation makes the fact that Abdul has a chance terrifying based on what is now being alleged. Michigan, vote red in droves.