Abdul el-Sayed

Since last Thursday's debate, where Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed would not say who was a bigger threat to the U.S., Israel or Iran, and Republican candidate Mike Rogers accused him of having connections to individuals and organizations supportive of terrorist groups, the leftist media has attempted to ride to El-Sayed's rescue. That was the case Sunday night on CNN's…

How can you tell if an interview's tough or soft? When interviewing Trump, the host will interrupt repeatedly to challenge him. When interviewing a Democrat, the answers can go on for 300 words without interruption -- a small speech. Look at NBC's Kristen Welker badgering Trump, and it's nothing like her softball session with Abdul el-Sayed.

MS NOW’s Morning Joe has a new promotional advertisement out with less than a month to go until the midterm elections. The interview seemed proud of the liberal morning show’s interviews with some candidates, like Michigan’s Democratic nominee for Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, and the Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon, a member of the DSA. 

With about three weeks to go before a critical midterm election, you can always count on the Elitist Media to project Democrats in the best possible light. Such was the case for NBC. as Kristen Welker sat down with Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdulrahman Mohammed El-Sayed, for what amounted to a ritual warm tongue bath.

The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks is supposed to be PBS News Hour’s Friday conservative weekly news recapper, but he often sounds indistinguishable from MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart. However, he occasionally stumbles into an aggressive form of centrism, where he condemns just about everyone, and Friday was one of those occasions. Looking at the state of discourse in the midterm Senate…

On Friday, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC chose not to show on their top morning newscasts a single instance in which any of the Democratic senatorial candidates who debated Thursday night – Georgia incumbent Jon Ossoff, Maine’s Troy Jackson, and Michigan’s Abdul el-Sayed – were put on the defensive by their Republican opponents. Rather, they chalked it up to “personal” attacks, and the…

When Morning Joe concludes its run one day, a new career opportunity looms for Joe Scarborough: Democratic campaign consultant. Joe's been at it for some time now in a volunteer [we presume!] capacity. Last month, we caught him suggesting a bumper sticker slogan for the Democratic Socialist Florida senatorial candidate, Angie Nixon. Scarborough was back at it on today's show. This time, his "…

Socialism’s hatred of rich people has always been a practice in contradiction, and nothing showcased that more recently than Fox News blowing the lid off of radical lefty senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s connections to the Soros empire.

With the midterm elections a month away, the Elitist Media are doing their best to shore up support for some of the more controversial candidates on the left. Thus we are treated to today’s spectacle of NBC’s Kristen Welker haranguing former Congressman, Ambassador to Japan and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel into endorsing Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdulrahman Mohammed El-Sayed.

Anyone who's paying attention to CNN knows that their Toronto-based "fact checker" Daniel Dale is almost entirely focused on the dishonesty of Donald Trump (unless it's Vice President Vance repeating Trump). 

When a radical who is running for office suddenly experiences a campaign conversion in order to portray himself as more of a moderate, how can voters really trust him? If PolitiFact’s Caleb McCullough is to be believed, it is because he says so. The “he” in question is Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, whose Republican opponent Mike Rogers recently accused him of supporting efforts to defund…

With less than 40 days remaining until the 2026 midterm elections, the Elitist Media are in full rehab mode for some of the left’s more controversial candidates. The latest example: NBC’s Kristen Welker, doing a little image rehab for Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

“Cars are the modern-day cigarette,” Democrat Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed suggests in a newly-resurfaced video he made - in Motor City, of all places.

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is condemning President Donald Trump’s authority to ban CNN, MS Now and Politico from the White House – but, a statement by the Socialist-aligned Michigan Democrat Senate candidate called for another president to “purge the police and media.”