Mike Bouchard Jr. says Abdul El-Sayed's win is not a sign that Michigan likes socialism.

Abdul El-Sayed campaigned with Hasan Piker, who said America deserved 9/11, which Bouchard strongly disagrees with.

Bouchard thinks El-Sayed's ideas are hurting America and wants to find solutions that bring people together.

Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Michigan by a small margin.

Abdul El-Sayed was with far-left streamer Hasan Piker the day before the election.

Michael Bouchard criticized Abdul El-Sayed's progressive agenda in an interview.

Bouchard believes El-Sayed's win shows a split in the Democratic Party, but most Michigan voters do not support far-left ideas.

Bouchard thinks Michigan voters are moderates who want results, not partisan politics.

Bouchard reacted to the socialist wave in the Democratic Party, saying it will not work in Michigan.

Abdul El-Sayed's campaign got over $100,000 from a group with alleged terror ties.

Abdul El-Sayed spoke to supporters after winning the primary.

Bouchard said socialism does not work and pointed to the example of the Berlin Wall.

Bouchard is running against socialism and wants to build the country up, not tear it down.

Bouchard will face Democrat Christina Hines in November and will focus on their differences on crime.

Christina Hines has been criticized for being soft on crime, which Bouchard disagrees with.

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Christina Hines is running for Congress in Michigan's 10th district.

Bouchard wants to protect victims and make sure offenders go to prison, which is different from Hines' approach.

Hines responded to Bouchard's criticism, saying she has experience as a prosecutor.

Hines said she has put many criminals behind bars and wants to protect families in her community.

Fox News reached out to Abdul El-Sayed's campaign for a comment.

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