It’s worth remembering the name Abdul El-Sayed. The 41-year-old doctor, a son of Egyptian immigrants, has just achieved a major victory that few would have predicted — one that promises to have profound consequences for the future of the Democratic Party. The wave of progressive candidates following in the footsteps of Zohran Mamdani in New York — who are committed to issues such as the struggles of the working class in a country with a skyrocketing cost of living and denouncing Israel’s actions in Gaza — has now reached Michigan, one of the swing states where the next president of the United States will be decided.
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