Martha Raddatz (George Stephanopoulos guest host) tried to shame Michigan voter for stating facts that Abdul El Sayed supports Sharia Law.
Martha Raddatz: "El Sayed has never called for Sharia law to be implemented"
*Smashcut to that exact video*
Medicare for all will cost 3 trillion a year. This is almost 50% of what the current budget is -7 trillion. (And we're borrowing 3 trillion a year to cover this.)
Billionaires: Tax those evil billionaires you say? There are only 990 billionaires in the U.S. Their combined net worth is 13 trillion dollars. If we took ALL of their money and assets this would pay for El-Sayed's "Medicare for all" proposal for 4 and a half years. Then what? There are no more billionaires... who's next? Of course the answer is the middle class. Also, keep in mind that we're already 40 trillion dollars in debt and Social Security is going to be insolvent in 6 years. We CAN NOT tax our way to free health care.
Abdul El-Sayed is now telling voters he’s a capitalist.
His own sister says he isn’t. When a supporter says the goal is “getting him in,” she responds: “Exactly.”
The message could hardly be clearer: tell voters what they want to hear. Get power. Then pursue radical-left policies.
Abdul El-Sayed refuses to condemn the IRGC for hunting down and slaughtering tens of thousands of innocent Iranian civilians.
This student was incredibly brave for giving his testimony as someone whose family fled Iran, and @AbdulElSayed couldn’t even give him a straight answer.
El-Sayed is a Hezbollah supporter, of course he isn’t going to condemn Hezbollah’s masters in Iran who have murdered and maimed thousands of Americans - not to mention the people they rule over.
Abdul El-Sayed just protected the IRGC.
An Iranian student at U of M told him the regime hunted his cousin in the streets because her hijab wasn’t on right and then asked him to stand with them. He refused to condemn the IRGC.
El-Sayed blamed U.S. sanctions, wars, and “corporate interests” instead.
He threw America under the bus because calling out true evil would have required moral courage.
This is really remarkable. A Persian student asks El-Sayed to condemn the Iranian regime and those who support it, and he responds with some blather about how the US can't be the world's policeman--which of course doesn't stop him from incessantly condemning Israel.
Who is this kid? I feel his pain.
The answer to his question should have been, yes, I stand with the Iranian people. Abdul sidestepped the question. He cannot and will not stand with America against our allies. He should not be a United States senator.
No fewer than 59 dogs were killed on October 7 by Hamas.
They were gunned down at point-blank range or burned alive. Most of these helpless souls were killed alongside their beloved owners in their homes.
We must never forget the evil Israel is fighting against.
This is legitimately disgraceful. The young man wasn’t asking for a lecture on US foreign policy. He was asking a question of basic morality. Huge swing and miss by El-Sayed.
Abdul can’t even condemn the IRGC, a group that murdered an estimated 40,000 Iranian civilians in the last year alone.
Abdul can’t condemn Hamas, the IRGC, the Houthis, or the enemies of America.
We deserve better.
This Persian man asked one question:
Do you unequivocally condemn the IRGC, the terrorists who’ve hanged and butchered Iranians for 46 years?
He refused.
His voters are IRGC and terrorist supporters. That’s why.
He supports the enemies of America. That’s why.
Terror supporters are taking over Michigan.
RIP Michigan.