DALLAS — Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers told The Post that his Democratic opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, is “anti-American” due to his past rhetoric about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
“He has long separated himself from Team America,” Rogers said Thursday as he prepared to address the second and final night of the GOP’s midterm convention. “His rhetoric is divisive. It’s angry. It’s anti-American. He’d have to have a full about-face for me to even take him serious[ly].
“You need to decide if you’re going to be for the United States and what we represent, or you’re going to be for this ideology that has caused a lot of…
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