I think this is a true heading, and also that CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood are terrorist organizations with lots of connections to extremist Islam. How in the world can the Democrats support this?
They can’t which means it is the DSA a communist organization in disguise pushing candidates who are anti-American and anti-Christian and want to eliminate Jews. Abdul is a sweet talker, but he supports extreme Islam at least to a point. He is in with Sharia law, which in many cases is against our laws, so how will that work out?
We are at war with multiple groups joining together to take down our Republic, including the DSA, extremist Islamic groups, LGBTQ+ and feminists who can’t define a woman. In real life, these groups have no connections, but they join forces for power. The real Democrats are silent, so as far as I’m concerned, there is no longer a Democratic Party, and I don’t even know what to call them.
But we need to worry, and we need to win, or the greatest country in the world will start sliding slowly away and be nothing but history of the good ole days. All IMO.
“It’s not a good look when you’re caught taking over $600,000 from a political action committee which is linked to a group designated a terrorist organization. Yet that’s precisely the predicament in which Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed finds himself.
The latest Federal Elections Commission report shows that the Unity and Justice Fund has paid another $400,000 to canvassing services for El-Sayed for the general election after giving $175,000 to his PAC and tens of thousands for canvassing and printing services in his primary run.
The Unity and Justice Fund is a PAC that several sources have linked to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a group listed as a terrorist organization by two U.S. states, the United Arab Emirates, and other bodies.
The Unity and Justice Fund and CAIR both disputed this link when it was brought up during the fractious Zohran Mamdani-Andrew Cuomo general election face-off for New York City mayor in 2025.
However, Cuomo’s campaign noted that the treasurer of UAJ was the national director of CAIR Action, CAIR’s political arm, as Politico reported at the time.
During CAIR’s 2025 Leadership and Policy Conference, activist Linda Sarsour said “that the Unity and Justice Fund PAC, which is the CAIR super PAC, was the largest institutional donor to the pro-Zohran PAC in New York,” according to the Jerusalem Post.
Basim Elkarra, the link between CAIR Action and UAJ, inserted what he said was a “legal disclaimer to protect CAIR,” claiming that UAJ was only endorsed by the group.
UAJ has a good reason to distance itself from CAIR: In addition to a long history of connections to both the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, CAIR was also an unindicted co-conspirator in the landmark Holy Land Foundation case, which resulted in a 2008 conviction against the terror financing front.
As a result, The New York Times noted, both Florida and Texas have named CAIR a terrorist group”