When Pete Buttigieg appeared at a rally in Michigan earlier this month in an attempt to unify the Democratic Party around Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign, the former Transportation secretary wasn’t just lending a hand to the candidate. Buttigieg, one of many Democrats circling the 2028 presidential contest, might also have been helping himself. Michigan, which…
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Democratic hopefuls flock to Michigan — and El-Sayed
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