Springsteen, Abdul El-Sayed and Michigan Senate
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Bruce Springsteen took a moment on Election Day to lecture officials about making sure they do their jobs right and don't allow any funny business to happen The post Bruce Springsteen Lectures Election Officials: ‘You Have Sworn an
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Bruce Springsteen, Mark Ruffalo support Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's closely watched U.S. Senate race.
Bruce Springsteen has thrown his support behind progressive Democrat candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in the competitive Michigan Senate race. In a post on Instagram, the 77-year-old New Jersey rocker took a swipe at the Trump administration in announcing his endorsement.
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