Vance tells Republicans running against Democrats who are ‘not that crazy’ to bring up Abdul El-Sayed, instead

Vice President JD Vance gave House Republicans a pep talk in a visit to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, urging members in safe districts to help their colleagues in tougher races and offering advice on how to convince voters that the problems the country is facing are Democrats’ fault.

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