The narrower than expected victory by the far left Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, could backfire on the party in November.

El-Sayed barely staved off the establishment Democrat by less than one percentage point--just 15,000 votes--despite polls which showed him leading by double digits.

The polls, it turns out, were far off, which should be a lesson in states like Massachusetts where polling shows Gov. Maura Healey and U.S. Sen. Ed Markey leading by comfortable margins.

El-Sayed--the son of Egyptian immigrants who refuses to disavow comments by a left wing influencer supporter that America "deserved 9/11"--now will face off against former........

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