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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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| | + | Report: "Abdul El-Sayed took over $115K from members of alleged [[Hamas]]-linked group." |
| | + | El-Sayed, who has made getting “money out of politics” a central campaign rallying cry, has accepted donations from at least 41 individuals who either work for CAIR, formerly worked for [[CAIR]], or have served in leadership positions with the organization."<ref>{{cite news |
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| | + | |title=Far-left Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took over $115K from members of alleged Hamas-linked group: report |
| | + | |work=Fox News |
| | + | |date=August 5, 2026 |
| | + | |url=https://www.foxnews.com/politics/el-sayed-campaign-backed-100000-dozens-members-group-alleged-terror-ties |
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| | * '''"Defund the Police" Ads:''' | | * '''"Defund the Police" Ads:''' |
| | El-Sayed supported defunding law enforcement and then lied about his position. Non-partisan fact-checkers like Bridge Michigan evaluated his public health track record to weigh the validity of these characterizations. | | El-Sayed supported defunding law enforcement and then lied about his position. Non-partisan fact-checkers like Bridge Michigan evaluated his public health track record to weigh the validity of these characterizations. |
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| | 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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| − | |title=Far-left Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took over $115K from members of alleged Hamas-linked group: report
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