Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens attended a church service in Detroit with Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers on Sunday morning. After the service, she addressed the press and announced she was no longer backing fellow Democrat Abdul El-Sayed but instead endorsing Rogers. We covered the reasons for Stevens’ switch here and here. On Sunday night, Stevens went on CNN, where host Anderson Cooper grilled her like the concerned, frustrated Democrat he is.

Here’s how it went down. (WATCH)

She changed her mind; it happens. She was extremely bothered by El-Sayed’s antisemitism and the radicalized company he keeps.

Of course, Democrats have thrown Stevens under the bus and are portraying her genuine concerns about El-Sayed as an onset of mental illness. Who better to push that insane notion than Democrat dingbat Rep. Debbie Dingell? Unreal. (WATCH)

El-Sayed reacted to Stevens’ endorsement of Rogers by saying ‘none of this matters.’ Which means it definitely matters.

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Republican commentator Scott Jennings says Cooper's interviews with Stevens and Dingell rank among “the wildest things [he’s] seen on set in 10 years out there.” (WATCH)

(post continues) ...important Democrats in the country. And, if you look at the reaction to her announcement today, look at what Democrats are saying about her. Look, some of the leading voices in the Democratic Party on the American left are saying some of the most horrible things about her, all because she decided to make a political choice that she didn't like. And so, I assume, by tonight, she is struggling. I don't know what changed overnight. And you talked to her. I didn't, but, you know, she has agency. You know, she is a person who's put herself forward for public service in Michigan, and she ultimately just couldn't get comfortable enough with Abdul el-Sayed.

I think, frankly, there are going to be a lot of Democrats in Michigan who never quite got comfortable with Abdul el-Sayed, including perhaps some people who told pollsters that, yes, I intend to vote Democrat, but when they get in the booth, they're not going to be able to do it. That's what happened in the primary. He drastically underperformed in the primary because a lot of Democrats just couldn't do it. And so, I don't know how she arrived at this decision, but I know this. This campaign and the agents of this campaign have gotten very, very ugly and very ornery, and, frankly, borderline violent in their rhetoric, even, Van, things they've said about you. I mean, this -- this fellow Cunk Uygur saying that, you know, 'wrap an Israeli flag around you and start calling everyone you see an anti-Semite. Wa la, you're Van Jones.' That is one of Abdul el-Sayed's biggest boosters. So, all these people around the Democratic Party in Michigan, I think, who are going nuts on Haley Stevens tonight, I can easily see why she's struggling."

The unhinged vitriol aimed at Stevens by the Democrat Party since she came to her senses has been disgusting and revealing.

Jennings highlighted the Democrats’ outpouring of evil directed at Stevens and his CNN colleague Van Jones for standing on their principles. (WATCH)

(post continues) ... choice, and you can feel how you want to feel about it. But you look at what's been said about her today. I mean, terrible things have been said about her today, all day long. [To Van Jones] My brother, what they have said about you because of your courageous stand in your heart on these issues regarding anti-Semitism and Israel. I look at what they say about the people who just barely get out of line, and it's pretty ugly. And I -- and I just wonder, are there going to be individual voters who react?"

"I would just tell the truth. [El-Sayed] has been unable to tell the difference between our allies and our enemies in the Middle East. He can't tell you whether Iran or Israel is a greater threat. He said, 'hurt people, hurt people' after the synagogue ramming. He's had a lot of statements that he needs to answer for."

Apparently, there’s no room in the Democrats’ big tent for Stevens and those who see antisemitism rising in the party. Stevens’ character assassination and banishment from the party prove it. She won’t be last.