Mayor of US's only majority-Muslim city endorses Trump for president

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63% : In his texts with Detroit News, Ghalib further revealed how Trump had been the one to ask for his endorsement, as the Great Lakes State's 15 electoral votes look to be largely up for grabs.Democrats and Republicans traded wins there in 2020 and 2016.
53% : 'We also talked about the situation in Yemen.'The 45-year-old former health care worker went on to paint Trump as 'a man of principles' - an assertion the Republican went on to repost on Truth SocialTrump, meanwhile, on Sunday told Breitbart News how he 'was very impressed with [Ghalib]', during a nearly hourlong phone-call that followed Ghalib's sudden endorsement.
52% : but there were no wars,' Trump told the news site.
50% : This paved way for the ringing endorsement, which billed the ex-commander-in-chief as 'the right choice for this critical time,' despite the two not 'agree[ing] on everything,'The 45-year-old former health care worker went on to paint Trump as 'a man of principles' - an assertion the Republican went on to repost on Truth Social.
49% : The statement came days after the Yemini-born Democrat met with Trump in Flint, after which he personally invited the politician to his town - which has become a destination for immigrants from countries like Yemen, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
36% : That represents nearly the full margin between Biden and Trump in the 2020 Michigan election, meaning the voting bloc could swing the presidency either way.
28% : If Trump wins Michigan, Harris's path to the presidency suddenly becomes a great deal more dubious, with well over 100,000 Michigander Arabs voted 'Uncommitted' in the Democrat primary.
20% : the told Breitbart how he and Trump both do not want new wars, as the conflict in Gaza continues to rage without an end in sight.

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