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VIP Video: Haley Stevens Crosses Party Lines to Endorse Republican Mike Rogers

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Unable to stomach the “hate” of Michigan’s Democratic nominee for Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, Congresswoman Haley Stevens shocked party leadership by appearing with Republican candidate Mike Rogers at a Detroit-area church and officially endorsing him over her rival for the nomination.

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