Michigan’s El-Sayed Cornered By Liberal Outlet Over Muslim Brotherhood, Then Lashes Out
Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed dismissed questions about reported family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood as “not serious” during an interview with NBC News. A flustered El-Sayed attempted to write off past social media pos
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Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed dismissed questions about reported family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood as “not serious” during an interview with NBC News. A flustered El-Sayed attempted to write off past social media posts from his half-sister claiming their mother and family had “long” been active in the radical group.
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