Abdul El-Sayed parlayed his race-obsessed medical research to fast-track, fund journey to Congress: critics
Abdul El-Sayed used race-based, identity politics to propel his journey from academia to the doorstep of the US Senate.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:28 AM ET
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Abdul El-Sayed used race-based, identity politics to propel his journey from academia to the doorstep of the US Senate.
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