I wasn’t expecting Rep. Haley Stevens to attend the campaign event with Abdul El-Sayed, which Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) hosted today, but she went a step further: she endorsed Republican Mike Rogers and went to church with him. The Left is losing their minds. It’s meltdown worthy of a bucket of popcorn and some whisky:

The Michigan Democratic event today was meant to drive home the ‘Democrats unite’ theme that was missing between the two former primary rivals — Stevens had yet to appear on stage with El-Sayed. Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MN) supposedly tried to get the two camps together. Something had to happen in this Michigan Senate race, because last week was not good: Haley Steven’s fiancé, Jason Turkish, endorsed Mike Rogers, and the narrative that there were small but election-killing fractures for Democrats in the state was taking hold. 

Then, Stevens posted a press release stating that El-Sayed would denounce the overtly antisemitic ad produced by Rebellion PAC that supported his candidacy. It’s the ad where a couple can’t afford bananas and eggs because Jewish people exist — it’s awful. El-Sayed refused and later told Stevens to avoid him on the trail. Then Clyburn’s people said the invitation was for both stands and that it wasn't an El-Sayed event. Well, Stevens decided to endorse Rogers.