In final US Senate debate, Rep. Elissa Slotkin, former Rep. MIke Rogers trade sharp barbs
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50% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
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47% : Beyond that, Slotkin argued for capping student loan rates but neither was for writing off student loan debt in a one-time fashion.37% : "Meanwhile, Slotkin, a three-term U.S. House member from Holly who previously served as a CIA officer in Iraq and as an acting assistant Defense Department secretary, hammered away at Rogers' record of voting against legislation to negotiate lower prescription prices and supporting resolutions that Democrats contend could have led to cuts to Social Security and Medicare a decade ago.
8% : At the time, Rogers denounced efforts by Trump to overturn the election.
6% : On immigration reform, Slotkin said she had proposed more legislation to stiffen enforcement at the Southern border than any member of Congress from Michigan and criticized Rogers and Republicans for walking away from a bipartisan bill that could have required even tougher enforcement, with Republican former President Donald Trump, who is the GOP nominee this year and who has endorsed Rogers, urging them to do so.
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