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🏛️ PoliticsWaPo PoliticsThursday, November 5, 2026 at 3:40 PM UTCyesterday

‘JD, habibi ... swear me in’: What El-Sayed’s quip to Vance means

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed called Vice President JD Vance "habibi" following his Michigan Senate win. Here's what the term means

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‘JD, habibi ... swear me in’: What El-Sayed’s quip to Vance means — DutyStation News