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Sore Loser Haley Stevens Crashes Out, Burns Down Her Career, And Endorses Mike Rogers

Haley Stevens set her career in the Democratic Party on fire on Sunday by jumping aboard a sinking ship and endorsing Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate election.

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Jason Easley
Nov 01, 2026

American politics has not seen a sore loser this big since Donald Trump tried to overthrow the government after the 2020 election.

Haley Stevens could not get over losing the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan to Abdul El-Sayed. For days, she has been publicly criticizing El-Sayed for ads that he has nothing to do with.

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Stevens made her crash-out official on Sunday by endorsing the sinking Republican campaign of Mike Rogers.

Stevens appeared with Rogers at a church in Detroit, and afterward spoke to the media, where she made it clear that she can’t get over her primary loss.

Rep. Stevens is claiming that she is still a Democrats and supports Democrats, “ I think that Chuck Schumer is gonna become the majority leader, you know? And I think that there are incredible Democrats and incredible activity taking place across this country.”

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In her next breath, Stevens let loose with her bitterness and personal grudge, “ I stood with my party, and I was booed off the stage, and, you know, it was violently shouted down. You know, I was up there with other Democrats. Those people who were on that stage with me, they're gonna make their choice. The ballot box is still very personal and, and private. And today, in a moment of faith, tied to my faith and to this great city... By the way, I'm standing here with a guy named Mike Rogers.”

Haley Stevens Has No Future In The Democratic Party After Endorsing Mike Rogers

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