Sam Robinson
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179 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 31 Jul
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Yeah.
There's a generational divide in this race.
I think the exit polls are going to show that clearly.
The talk of black voters are all going to vote for Haley Stevens is ridiculous.
I mean, frankly, the talk of all Jewish voters, all Oakland County voters are going to vote for Haley Stevens, I think is a little bit ridiculous.
And when you go into those communities, you know, you'll really find
All kinds of outliers, older black voters that are supporting Abdul Al-Sayed, that are frankly worried about the direction of the Democratic Party, worried about their tax money going to foreign governments like Israel, worried about cuts to Medicare voting rights.
So it's interesting, you know, most of my peers, you know, are in that Abdul Al-Sayed camp.
It is kind of hard to find Haley Stevens supporters who are not like, you know, either working for Haley Stevens.
They're like in their 20s or, you know, I was at a Haley Stevens event at a Teamsters Union Hall in Detroit.
And, you know, I would go up to people asking them where they're from.
Can I talk to them, include them in my story?
And I was attempting to find young people at the event who wanted to share anything.
And I actually talked to three people, some like, you know, white guys with T-shirts on.
They all worked for the campaign.
They all couldn't talk to me because they're like, oh, I technically work for the campaign.
So, you know, it is kind of hard to find the younger Haley Stevens voter.
Typically, the ones that I've talked to are wealthier.
are perhaps from Oakland County.
So she's going to have to run up the score in her own district there.
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