US Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed rebuts criticism from JD Vance
El-Sayed says Vance distorted his Sharia comments and used anti-Muslim attacks, as a Washington Post analysis found a rise in such posts after his primary win.
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In El-Sayed Interview, Sharpton Dismisses Trump's 'Terrorist Sympathizer' Claims
Ever since he became the Democrat nominee to the U.S. Senate from Michigan, radical leftist Abdul El-Sayed has been given royal carpet treatment from the leftist media. On MS NOW's Politics Nation on Saturday, viewers witnessed one of the most egregious examples of this, as Host, The Reverend Al Sharpton ran interference for El-Sayed, avoiding any and all controversies, in what could have been mistaken for a paid campaign video.After talking wit…
El-Sayed To Vance: My Name Isn't The Problem, Trump's Policies Are
Abdul El-Sayed whacked JD Vance for his racism on display during a campaign stop at an Ohio steel plant last week. Vance was doing his best to "other" El-Sayed, while repeating the right-wing lie that El-Sayed "openly calls for Sharia law in America," which he does not, and which was debunked by PolitiFact earlier this month. MS NOW host Al Sharpton asked El-Sayed to respond to Vance's attack, and El-Sayed proceeded to dismantle Vance along wit…
JD Vance Targets El-Sayed Over Sharia Law - Then It Gets Personal
Vice President JD Vance took aim at Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed during a speech in Ohio, accusing him of representing how dramatically the Democratic Party has changed. But the political fight quickly became personal after El-Sayed responded by bringing Vance’s wife, Usha, and late grandfather into the dispute. Vance delivered his remarks Friday at the Cleveland-Cliffs Middletown Works steel plant in Middletown, Ohio, his h…
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