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'''Abdulrahman Mohamed El‑Sayed''' is a racist supremacist<ref name=nyp17oct26/> [[Arab]]-[[Islam]]ic [[progressive]] ''Islamo-socialist terrorist-sympathizer''<ref>{{cite news
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'''Abdulrahman Mohamed El‑Sayed''' is the [[Democrat]] nominee for an open [[U.S. Senate]] seat in [[Michigan]], a [[swing state]] that [[Donald Trump]] won in the [[2024 presidential election]]. If elected, El-Sayed will become the first [[Muslim]] U.S. Senator and could become an outspoken critic of his own party's leadership in that chamber.
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|title=Miranda Devine: Don’t let Abdul El-Sayed fool you — he and his DSA cronies are in prime position to take over the Democratic Party
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|url=https://nypost.com/2026/08/05/opinion/miranda-devine-dont-let-abdul-el-sayed-fool-you-he-and-his-dsa-cronies-are-in-prime-position-to-take-over-the-democratic-party/}} "Abdul El-Sayed is the latest Islamo-socialist terrorist-sympathizer star of the Democrat Party, after squeaking to a win in the Michigan Senate primary Tuesday.
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Although he underperformed his poll numbers and the predictions of his media boosters, the lockdown-loving health bureaucrat has accelerated the radical left’s conquest of the Democrat Party from within."</ref> 2026  [[Democrat]] candidate for [[U.S. Senate]] in [[Michigan]].
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El-Sayed's poll numbers predicted he would win the primary by a wider margin than the tallied votes, suggesting that some Democrat voters lied to pollsters in saying they would vote for him and then did not do so. On the even of [[Election Day]], polling shows him with a 3.5% lead over his [[Republican]] opponent [[Mike Rogers]].
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Michigan hosts the largest and densest concentration of Arab and Muslim Americans in the United States, anchored primarily in Metro Detroit's Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. Key focal points of this community include Dearborn, the first Arab-majority city in the U.S., and major institutions like the Islamic Center of America.
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Michigan hosts the largest and densest concentration of Arab and Muslim Americans in the United States, anchored primarily in Metro [[Detroit]]'s Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties. Key focal points of this community include Dearborn, the first Arab-majority city in the U.S., and major institutions like the Islamic Center of America.
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The Arab-Muslim population rallied behind El Sayed.
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The Arab-Muslim population rallied behind El Sayed, as have [[progressives]] including Sen. [[Bernie Sanders]] (D-VT).
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After all liberal icons endorsements, Arab superpac, Qatar lobby, Islamic lobbies, all MI imams urging Arab population to vote for El Sayed, his lead was only less than 1%.<ref>
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{{Cite news
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|title=Michigan primary election 2026: The 7 biggest takeaways.
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|url=https://www.freep.com/story/news/politics/elections/2026/08/05/who-won-in-michigan-primary-election-2026/91180484007/
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|website=Detroit Free Press
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|date=Aug 5, 2026}} "El-Sayed's lead in the race was less than 1% when multiple outlets called it for him early."</ref>
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With his win, in case Democrats win in Nov 2026 elections, he'd be the first (practicing) Muslim in the US Senate. This means he used Israelophobia to advance Islamization backed by the ''Hamas wing of the Democratic Party.''
      
[[File:El Sayed - Muslims hate you.jpg|thumb|“You may not hate Muslims, but Muslims hate you,” Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed[https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2018/05/10/islamophobia-charge-rocks-michigan-governor-debate/34765749/]]]
 
[[File:El Sayed - Muslims hate you.jpg|thumb|“You may not hate Muslims, but Muslims hate you,” Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed[https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2018/05/10/islamophobia-charge-rocks-michigan-governor-debate/34765749/]]]
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El Sayed lost the 2018 Democratic primary for governor to Whitmer.
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El-Sayed previously lost the 2018 Democratic primary for governor to Whitmer.
    
He rose to prominence as [[Detroit]]’s health officer, later led Wayne County’s health department.
 
He rose to prominence as [[Detroit]]’s health officer, later led Wayne County’s health department.
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When subsequently asked about his statement during a political debate, El-Sayed did not retract or apologize for it.
 
When subsequently asked about his statement during a political debate, El-Sayed did not retract or apologize for it.
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In Oct 2026, El Satyd became visibly angry when asked about his family ties to the Muslim Brothehood, which his sister asserted their mother was a number of.
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In Oct 2026, El-Sayed became visibly angry when asked about his family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, of which his sister asserted their mother was a member.
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After propagandist, radical liberal Kristen Welker of NBC fawned over El-Sayed and simply moved on when he briefly denied any connection to the MB, Tom Llamas, from the same network, grilled him about it. El-Sayed scoffed before answering nervously.
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After propagandist, radical [[liberal]] Kristen Welker of [[NBC]] fawned over El-Sayed and simply moved on when he briefly denied any connection to the MB, Tom Llamas, from the same network, grilled him about it. El-Sayed scoffed before answering nervously.
 
<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/video/6406885882112 NBC's Tom Llamas grills Abdul El-Sayed on alleged family ties to Muslim Brotherhood]. FoxNews, Oct 14, 2026</ref>
 
<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/video/6406885882112 NBC's Tom Llamas grills Abdul El-Sayed on alleged family ties to Muslim Brotherhood]. FoxNews, Oct 14, 2026</ref>
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I like that it was combative. He's talking about your mother. It's awkward. Your mother is Muslim Brotherhood. It's not hearsay. Your sister is on the record.
 
I like that it was combative. He's talking about your mother. It's awkward. Your mother is Muslim Brotherhood. It's not hearsay. Your sister is on the record.
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But to be fair to him, the mom didn't raise him. They split up when he was 3. He was raised by his stepmom. So he's like Muslim Little Brotherhood.
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But to be fair to him, the mom didn't raise him. They split up when he was 3. He was raised by his stepmom. So he's like Muslim Little Brotherhood.
    
It's not all there, but when you add that to the fact that he backs Sharia law and that his campaign is funded by Islamic groups that are unindicted co-conspirators, and he's tight with Piker, he has got a house in the Middle East, and he adores Tariq Ramadan, the grandson of the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood who is in prison for rape in France.
 
It's not all there, but when you add that to the fact that he backs Sharia law and that his campaign is funded by Islamic groups that are unindicted co-conspirators, and he's tight with Piker, he has got a house in the Middle East, and he adores Tariq Ramadan, the grandson of the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood who is in prison for rape in France.
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Trump called El-Sayed 'a Muslim Brotherhood guy' and that 'he hates our country.'<ref>[https://wjla.com/news/nation-world/he-hates-our-country-trump-calls-el-sayed-a-muslim-brotherhood-guy-islamist-organization-terrorist-group-hamas-hezbollah-al-qaeda-michigan-senate-race-midterms-midterm-elections-vote-voting-voters-polls-democrats-republicans-president-donald-trump 'He hates our country': Trump calls El-Sayed 'a Muslim Brotherhood guy']. ''WJLA'', October 16, 2026</ref>
 
Trump called El-Sayed 'a Muslim Brotherhood guy' and that 'he hates our country.'<ref>[https://wjla.com/news/nation-world/he-hates-our-country-trump-calls-el-sayed-a-muslim-brotherhood-guy-islamist-organization-terrorist-group-hamas-hezbollah-al-qaeda-michigan-senate-race-midterms-midterm-elections-vote-voting-voters-polls-democrats-republicans-president-donald-trump 'He hates our country': Trump calls El-Sayed 'a Muslim Brotherhood guy']. ''WJLA'', October 16, 2026</ref>
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[[Kid Rock]] warned against [[Islam]]ic [[Abdul El Sayed]], compared him to [[911]] and Fort Hood shooter jihadists, drawing attention to El Sayed's stands.
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[[Kid Rock]] warned against Abdul El-Sayed, compared him to [[911]] and Fort Hood shooter jihadists, drawing attention to El Sayed's stands.
 
[[Trump]] reposted Kid Rock’s warnings of religious ‘civil war’: ‘El-Sayed’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing.<ref>[https://nypost.com/2026/10/12/us-news/trump-reposts-kid-rocks-warnings-of-religious-civil-war/ Trump reposts Kid Rock’s warnings of religious ‘civil war’: ‘El-Sayed’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing’].  Jesse O’Neill, ''New York Post'', Oct. 12, 2026</ref>
 
[[Trump]] reposted Kid Rock’s warnings of religious ‘civil war’: ‘El-Sayed’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing.<ref>[https://nypost.com/2026/10/12/us-news/trump-reposts-kid-rocks-warnings-of-religious-civil-war/ Trump reposts Kid Rock’s warnings of religious ‘civil war’: ‘El-Sayed’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing’].  Jesse O’Neill, ''New York Post'', Oct. 12, 2026</ref>
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==Primary controversies surrounding El-Sayed==
 
==Primary controversies surrounding El-Sayed==
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'''The [[Muslim Brotherhood]]'''.
 
'''The [[Muslim Brotherhood]]'''.
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|work=New York Post
 
|date=October 17, 2026}}</ref>
 
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'''Mosque opening alongside Holocaust-Denier and provides [[Oct 7 War|Oct 7]] massacres radical Imam'''.
 
'''Mosque opening alongside Holocaust-Denier and provides [[Oct 7 War|Oct 7]] massacres radical Imam'''.
    
In July 2026, it was <ref>{{cite news |title='Hearty Congratulations': Abdul El-Sayed Hailed Mosque Opening Alongside Holocaust-Denier and Imam Who Asked Allah 'To Grant Victory to Our Brothers in Iran' |author=Chuck Ross |date=July 6, 2026 |work=Washington Free Beacon}}</ref> reported that Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed appeared alongside al-Sahlani at the June 2026 opening of the Islamic Institute of America's new mosque. The report also noted El-Sayed's congratulations to imam Hassan al-Qazwini and criticism of Israel during his remarks. Al-Sahlani had previously made statements questioning the reported Holocaust death toll and praising Hamas's October 7 attack.
 
In July 2026, it was <ref>{{cite news |title='Hearty Congratulations': Abdul El-Sayed Hailed Mosque Opening Alongside Holocaust-Denier and Imam Who Asked Allah 'To Grant Victory to Our Brothers in Iran' |author=Chuck Ross |date=July 6, 2026 |work=Washington Free Beacon}}</ref> reported that Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed appeared alongside al-Sahlani at the June 2026 opening of the Islamic Institute of America's new mosque. The report also noted El-Sayed's congratulations to imam Hassan al-Qazwini and criticism of Israel during his remarks. Al-Sahlani had previously made statements questioning the reported Holocaust death toll and praising Hamas's October 7 attack.
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'''El-Sayed’s mosque appearance and deleted [[9/11]] tweets'''.
 
'''El-Sayed’s mosque appearance and deleted [[9/11]] tweets'''.
    
Ahead of the 911 25th anniversary, it was <ref>{{cite news |title=Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's deleted tweets on Sept. 11 attacks invite scrutiny of past remarks |author=Zak Hudak |date=August 31, 2026 |work=CBS News}}</ref> reported that El-Sayed had deleted two 2020 posts referencing the September 11 attacks. One compared the nearly 3,000 deaths on September 11 from Islamic jihad with COVID-19 deaths.
 
Ahead of the 911 25th anniversary, it was <ref>{{cite news |title=Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's deleted tweets on Sept. 11 attacks invite scrutiny of past remarks |author=Zak Hudak |date=August 31, 2026 |work=CBS News}}</ref> reported that El-Sayed had deleted two 2020 posts referencing the September 11 attacks. One compared the nearly 3,000 deaths on September 11 from Islamic jihad with COVID-19 deaths.
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'''Temple Israel attack on toddlers'''
 
'''Temple Israel attack on toddlers'''
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* '''The Allegations:''' Attack mailers and commercials pointed to his sharp-witted public takedowns of high-profile women—including calling his primary opponent Haley Stevens "the least capable candidate in America" and criticizing initiatives spearheaded by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Michelle Obama. Critics also circulated a gender discrimination lawsuit filed against a former employer of his.
 
* '''The Allegations:''' Attack mailers and commercials pointed to his sharp-witted public takedowns of high-profile women—including calling his primary opponent Haley Stevens "the least capable candidate in America" and criticizing initiatives spearheaded by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Michelle Obama. Critics also circulated a gender discrimination lawsuit filed against a former employer of his.
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'''Super PACs, Hypocrisy, and Incitement'''
 
'''Super PACs, Hypocrisy, and Incitement'''
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* '''The Backlash:''' Opponents accused him of using "populist demagoguery" and dog whistles regarding "shadowy cabals of billionaire conspirators." Representative Stevens publicly accused him of wanting to "blame all of his problems on Jewish Americans."  
 
* '''The Backlash:''' Opponents accused him of using "populist demagoguery" and dog whistles regarding "shadowy cabals of billionaire conspirators." Representative Stevens publicly accused him of wanting to "blame all of his problems on Jewish Americans."  
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'''Hamas-linked CAIR'''
 
'''Hamas-linked CAIR'''
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  |url=https://www.foxnews.com/politics/el-sayed-campaign-backed-100000-dozens-members-group-alleged-terror-ties
 
  |url=https://www.foxnews.com/politics/el-sayed-campaign-backed-100000-dozens-members-group-alleged-terror-ties
 
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'''Urging silence on genocidal [[Ali Khamenei]]’s death.'''
 
'''Urging silence on genocidal [[Ali Khamenei]]’s death.'''
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Abdul El Sayed was telling campaign staffers he wanted to avoid taking a position on the death of late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei because many voters were distraught over it. Thaf “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad” about Khamenei’s death, so he’d pivot straight to the “pedophile president” instead.
 
Abdul El Sayed was telling campaign staffers he wanted to avoid taking a position on the death of late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei because many voters were distraught over it. Thaf “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad” about Khamenei’s death, so he’d pivot straight to the “pedophile president” instead.
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[[File:Hundreds cheer for genoLIE at Piker - El Sayed.png|thumb|Hundreds cheer for genoLIE at Piker - El Sayed rally. Because it's not based on facts.  It's a vibe, a cheer]]
 
[[File:Hundreds cheer for genoLIE at Piker - El Sayed.png|thumb|Hundreds cheer for genoLIE at Piker - El Sayed rally. Because it's not based on facts.  It's a vibe, a cheer]]
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In April 2026, El-Sayed drew intense "friendly fire" from establishment Democrats and state senators for holding major campus campaign rallies alongside controversial left-wing streaming influencer Hasan Piker. Critics condemned Piker's commentary on authoritarian regimes.
 
In April 2026, El-Sayed drew intense "friendly fire" from establishment Democrats and state senators for holding major campus campaign rallies alongside controversial left-wing streaming influencer Hasan Piker. Critics condemned Piker's commentary on authoritarian regimes.
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'''"Defund the Police" & Lying About it'''
 
'''"Defund the Police" & Lying About it'''
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'''The "Ogre on a Pike" and Violent Political Rhetoric'''
 
'''The "Ogre on a Pike" and Violent Political Rhetoric'''
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* '''The Backlash:''' The comment drew swift bipartisan condemnation. Critics and rival campaigns labeled it as "beneath the progressive project" and a dangerous personal attack.
 
* '''The Backlash:''' The comment drew swift bipartisan condemnation. Critics and rival campaigns labeled it as "beneath the progressive project" and a dangerous personal attack.
 
Fetterman, in response, termed El-Sayed "Pontiac Platner," as a play on [[Graham Platner]].
 
Fetterman, in response, termed El-Sayed "Pontiac Platner," as a play on [[Graham Platner]].
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'''Transparency: Financial Delay'''
 
'''Transparency: Financial Delay'''
 
El-Sayed was criticized for filing a March 2026 extension that legally delayed the mandatory disclosure of his personal finances until after the August 4 primary.<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/politics/aoc-backed-candidate-ripped-bizarre-response-transparency-question Abdul El-Sayed says tax returns delayed until after Michigan primary]. Fox News.
 
El-Sayed was criticized for filing a March 2026 extension that legally delayed the mandatory disclosure of his personal finances until after the August 4 primary.<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/politics/aoc-backed-candidate-ripped-bizarre-response-transparency-question Abdul El-Sayed says tax returns delayed until after Michigan primary]. Fox News.
 
10 Jul 2026</ref> El-Sayed acknowledged that he has millions.
 
10 Jul 2026</ref> El-Sayed acknowledged that he has millions.
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'''Additional Income'''
 
'''Additional Income'''
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