Schweizer: Abdul El-Sayed Heads to the Senate -- with Unanswered Questions About Foreign Meeting with Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Orgs
Days before the midterm elections, the Government Accountability Institute found that Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed made a previously unknown trip to Colombia in 2022 where he met with CEOs of several nonprofit groups, some of which have
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Days before the midterm elections, the Government Accountability Institute found that Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed made a previously unknown trip to Colombia in 2022 where he met with CEOs of several nonprofit groups, some of which have direct ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. The post Schweizer: Abdul El-Sayed Heads to the Senate — with Unanswered Questions About Foreign Meeting with Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Orgs appeared first on Breitbart.
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