Michigan

The cast of MS NOW’s Morning Joe did their best on Friday to help drag Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul-El Sayed across the finish line, with co-host Joe Scarborough being particularly helpful. Not only did Scarborough waste about two minutes of everyone’s time with questions about fishing and football, he also called “bullshit” on the GOP’s criticisms of El-Sayed for his…

After a clip was released from an upcoming Axios interview with far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, in which the terrorist sympathizer claimed America was “pound for pound” worse than al-Qaeda, Thursday’s Inside Politics on CNN discussed Republicans tying Piker to Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and tried to minimize the prevalence of views like Piker’s in the Democratic Party.…

Donald Trump and George W. Bush may be two very different kinds of Republican presidents, but according to CNN political director David Chalian on Thursday’s Inside Politics, Trump’s attack on Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed echoes the “menacing aspect” of Bush’s 2004 campaign against John Kerry for simply pointing out the radicalness in their respective opponents.

After discussing the Republican Party’s strained relationship with President Trump and next week’s GOP midterm convention, nicknamed by some as Trump-a-palooza, the PBS News Hour “Politics Monday” talk turned to the U.S. Senate race in Michigan and controversial Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, and co-anchor Amna Nawaz fiercely defended El-Sayed against “anti-Islamic rhetoric.”

MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle reacted to Vice President JD Vance calling Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed “very evil” on Tuesday’s Money, Power, Politics by claiming such attacks actually help him. In order to make such a far-fetched argument, Ruhle had to omit any context from Vance’s remarks and pretend that by calling him evil, all El-Sayed has to do to respond is say he…

In their collective Trump Derangement, the Elitist Media will grab and hold on to anything they can in order to claw their way back to Regime Media in service of Democrats in power. Most egregious of these are the Hall Monitor subset, who will seemingly defend anyone and anything standing opposite a Republican.

On Friday afternoon, Michigan Democratic Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed appeared on MS NOW’s The Moment with host Katy Tur. While the first segment of the interview was mostly a softball, El-Sayed started to dodge questions from Tur on concerns from Jewish voters in the state over his connections to far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, whom he campaigned with.

Earlier this week, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed gave a rather bizarre answer to Fox News’s Jesse Watters when asked if “it’s okay for a parent to slash his kid’s ding-a-ling off” by comparing such an operation to circumcision. However, according to NBC’s Late Night host Seth Meyers and writer/producer Sal Gentile’s Thursday A Closer Look Out of Office podcast, El-Sayed…

On Thursday’s CNN News Central, after Michigan Democratic Representative Debbie Dingell crashed out on Wednesday after a reporter asked her about far-left terrorist sympathizer streamer Hasan Piker at a rally for Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el-Sayed, CNN host John Berman briefly asked her why reporters, including himself, could not ask about Piker. In an earlier hour of the show,…

The only reason why The Bulwark podcaster Tim Miller is an MS NOW analyst is because he and his Bulwark colleagues have portrayed themselves as the epitome of moral virtue for leaving the Republican Party in the aftermath of the political rise of Donald Trump. However, on Wednesday’s edition of The Moment with Katy Tur, Miller pleaded with Democrats to stop “infighting about random streamers…

I was warned that Fox News’s own Jesse Watters would be interviewing the Democrat nominee to the U.S. Senate from Michigan, Abdulrahman Mohammed El-Sayed. I predicted the interview had the potential be a complete and total ****show, and it exceeded my expectations. Here are some of its wildest moments.

Sunday’s Meet the Press featured host Kristen Welker doing what she often does and does best: running crisis communications operations for beleaguered Democrats. This week’s beneficiary of her services is Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

CNN chief fact-checker Daniel Dale is not pleased with Senator and National Republican Senatorial Committee chairman Tim Scott. On Wednesday, Dale penned an article attacking Scott for a “misleading” ad that “snipped key context” from a Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed speech, but Dale’s criticism seems to be that Republicans didn’t put an entire paragraph from that speech in their 30-second…

On Monday at the White House, President Trump signed an Executive Order on children's vaccines, and afterwards, while taking questions, said that Democrats had been able to get jihadists elected as we head into the mid terms in November, and as you can imagine, that did not sit well with many in the left wing media who, since his primary victory, have gone out of their way to protect the likes…