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🗳️ Zeteo is gearing up to cover one of the most consequential midterm elections in modern U.S. history.
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Tonight, Mehdi and Prem will be live from Abdul El-Sayed HQ in Detroit, Michigan, from 9pm ET on Substack and YouTube; Swin will be on the ground covering the major races in Ohio, and Andrew will be reporting from Maine.
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Andrew → cover → Maine
So if you’re a free subscriber, please consider upgrading to a paid subscription to unlock all that Zeteo has to offer, from in-depth reporting to acclaimed documentaries.
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You can also support our work with a donation.
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Even a little goes a long way.
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Good morning friends. Prem here, reporting on the ground from Michigan on a long-awaited 2026 Election Day – and we find out just how tired Americans are of Donald Trump’s authoritarian presidency and Republican control in Washington.
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Americans → report → Washington
In today’s ‘First Draft,’ I bring you a story the corporate media has refused to touch this campaign season: We’ve seen the state obliterate free speech and unconditionally fund a genocidal government all under the flag of “Jewish safety.”
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Plus, Trump’s pals at the Supreme Court reject his request to set aside 20,000 ballots in California, the president is ready to preemptively pardon Elon Musk, and a pardoned Jan. 6 defendant is charged with threatening to kill judges.
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defendant → reject → judges
On Monday, I spent time in Dearborn – the hometown of Ford Motor Company and the city with proportionally the largest Muslim population in the country.
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I → spend → country
There, I met Michigan state Rep. Alabas Farhat, who I was surprised to learn was one year my younger, 26.
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I → meet → who
He invited me to join him at Al Ameer – a longtime local favorite that’s hosted the likes of Bill Clinton (who, once upon a time, encouraged a valedictorian Abdul El-Sayed to run for office).
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who → invite → office
Farhat was quick to point to the portrait of Clinton’s 2016 visit on the wall the moment we stepped inside.
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We shared a table’s worth of tomatoes and cucumbers and hummus and pita and fresh falafel and mujaddara, and talked about Muslim-sounding names and Nazis and which gets more scrutiny in the United States of America.
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which → share → America
The meal was one of a series of conversations I had with Muslim and Arab Americans, to listen to their experiences of living in a nation governed by a political party that largely hates them, overseen by a man who has sought to ban and criminalize and deport and bomb people who look like them.
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We had these conversations near the end of a long and heated election season that’s seen vicious racism and Islamophobia hurled not just at Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, but at the hundreds of thousands of people in the state who look or pray like him.
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