Turns Out Abdul El-Sayed Has Something In Common With Mike Pence

David Harsanyi: Abdul El-Sayed Is an American Tragedy

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, grew up in an affluent suburb of Detroit. The median household income in his hometown of Rochester Hills, named after Revolutionary War hero Nathaniel Rochester, is roughly $120,000. Not bad.

Abdul El-Sayed Is Kind Of Good At This

Screengrab from interview with David Sirota for The LeverIf you know one (1) Arabic-speaking person, you know that “habibi” is a word that that can come out in all kinds of ways, indeed, all the ways a person could say “dear one,” or even “bless your heart.” So it’s delightfully hilarious to see Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed say it to his bought-and-sold coward loser opponent Mike Rogers on Twitter:“I know it’s complicated fo…

Turns Out A Democrat Senate Nominee Has Something In Common With Mike Pence

To a Michigan voter, this is the equivalent of a Massachusetts candidate calling Fenway Park trash.

Turns Out Abdul El-Sayed Has Something In Common With Mike Pence

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