@lucymcaldwell Yeah, he took the bait and made a point that partisans will try to exploit in their favor - but overall, his arguments and message discipline was strong. Fox wants to engage in culture wars, El-Sayed wants to focus on solutions to the problems his constituents are talking about
Jesse Watters was NOT prepared for the kind of nimble, articulate, highly intelligent candidate that Abdul El-Sayed is.
The guy is as cool as the other side of the pillow, and focused AF.
"We have one goal right now, to win Michigan, and given the fact my opponent is Mike Rogers, who you agree is a beta, it probably shouldn't be very hard" -- Abdul El-Sayed more than held his own against Jesse Watters, who tried desperately to trip him up on loaded culture war questions. Here's the whole interview.
El-Sayed: I thought you were for the everyday man. If you're for billionaires, you and I disagree.
Watters: I just think I have the right to the fruits of my own labor
El-Sayed: Billionaires don't make their money off of their labor. They make their money off their money
Watters: You think it’s ok to slash a ding-a-ling off
El-Sayed: Do you really want to have this conversation? Are you circumcised?
Watters: Yeah
El-Sayed: Then you probably want to move on.
@MarkDavis I've only seen Republicans calling her a whore. John Ossoff said Trump would rather travel with her than do his job. The @GOP doth protest too much, methinks.
Nightmare for Colombians right now:
1. President is a cartel lawyer
2. Earthquake hits, but he rejects aid from everyone except US & Israel
3. During earthquake he spends his time:
- Asking US to bomb 🇨🇴
- Recognizing Israel in Golan Heights.
- Recognizing Morocco in Sahara