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“…atch: Burying Haley’s True Gripe Haley Stevens kept “asking El-Sayed to dial down the campaign’s revolting, flamboyant anti-Semitism; he had blamed the Jews and Israel for everything from the price of groceries and gas to the supposed inability of American…”

“She cited Mamdani and Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and said those who do not support Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state are not just “concerning — it’s wrong.””

“It’s why Abdul El-Sayed cheered the Muslim Brotherhood’s crackdown on its enemies in 2012.”

“Democrats like Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico promise voters they don’t want open borders, and take offense when it’s implied that they do.”

““McMorrow says it devastated the morale of the campaign” and “dried up donations” — prompting her to drop out, with radical Abdul El-Sayed ultimately coming in first.”

“Campaign beat: El-Sayed’s Brotherhood Dodge Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed aims “to portray valid questions about his background and his associations as Islamophobia,” fumes the Washington Examiner’s Byron York.”

“Wow: The entire Democratic establishment is rallying behind Abdul El-Sayed, who just called on Americans to “realize that Israel is not our friend.””

“He was seemingly nodding to far-leftist Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.”

“In a perverse sense, radicals like Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed and New York’s Rep.-to-be Darializa Avila Chevalier are more trustworthy than the Conleys and Talaricos: They embrace anti-American rhetoric proudly and support terrorism openly.”

“In their candidate debate last week, Abdul El-Sayed showed his true colors when he refused to say whether Iran or Israel posed the greater threat.”