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"What if we tweak the Constitution? Instead of right to bear arms, we change it to right to have health care."That's Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Michigan. Not some college kid with a hot take. A man asking you to send him to Washington to swear an oath to the very document he wants to rewrite.When the video surfaced, he didn't own it. He hid it. When Fox asked him point blank if he still wanted to swap out the Second Amendment, he dodged. Then last month he said the Second Amendment was written for muskets.That's not a man who believes in the Constitution. That's a man who sees it as an obstacle.And now even the Democrat who ran against him has seen enough.On Sunday, Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost the primary to El-Sayed, walked into a Detroit church with Republican Mike Rogers and endorsed him. A sitting Democratic congresswoman, backing the Republican two days before the election.This isn't about loving Mike Rogers. It's about who should never get near the Senate.A U.S. Senator gets access to some of the most sensitive intelligence this country has. El-Sayed was caught on tape telling his campaign team he'd stay quiet about the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, the head of the world's top state sponsor of terror, because part of his base was sad about it. His plan if reporters pushed? Change the subject.That's not someone you hand the nation's secrets to.El-Sayed is a far left radical who has spent years telling you exactly who he is. Haley Stevens believed him. Michigan should too.We hope he goes down in flames tomorrow.Do you think Mike Rogers will win in Michigan tomorrow?