Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed on Sunday opened the door to possible collaboration with the president Donald Trump Pass legislation to ensure affordable health care nationwide.
In an interview with ABC’s “This Week,” the Michigan progressive called Asset an “unserious fool” but said he would be “happy” to sit down with the president to discuss how to best serve Michiganders.
“Look, I’ve never met the man. I’m… he’s the President of the United States. I’m the United States Senator-elect from the state of Michigan. I’m happy to meet him as I would meet anyone who can advance the goals I ran for: getting money out of politics, putting money in people’s pockets, passing Medicare for All,” El-Sayed said. “I said, if he wants to pass Asset Care for All, which will guarantee health care for all and put his name on it like he puts his name on everything, I’m up for it. Let’s see if he wants to do that.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Asset vehemently criticized El-Sayed throughout the electoral campaign, castigating El-Sayed for his progressive politics and repeatedly mocking his name.
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