The left is running in circles trying to define parts of their big tent as they’ve accepted the Democratic Socialist Association, which includes communists. We are coming down the final stretch, and all these weird DSA candidates will now have to answer how they plan to do what they say.
The saddest part of all of this is the number of young adults who accept this ideology where everything is free, and I kid you not. I’ve heard promises of free health care, education, rent, child care, transportation and more. How anyone can fall for this is beyond me.
El-Sayed does not represent this country in any way and holds Islam over everything. He is ok with sharia law and thinks it’s none of our business and other nonsense. He is a good speaker, but now that difficult questions are being asked, he is having trouble tap-dancing.
How in the world can a Muslim who sides with Hassan Piker even be on the ticket? Something doesn’t seem right, but November will tell the story. All IMO.
https://nypost.com/2026/08/29/us-news/el-sayeds-pawpaw-swipe-at-usha-vance-risks-backlash/
“Radical Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s racially charged swipe at Second Lady Usha Vance is badly backfiring, threatening to alienate Michigan’s 130,000 Indian-Americans and crucial female voters, insiders told The Post.
The unprovoked jab at the second lady exposed El-Sayed’s own insecurities said one GOP insider, who accused the anti-Israel Democrat of victimizing women to look tough when he snidely posted to X: “So do we think JD is taking Usha with him back in time to meet Papaw, or no …”
“I think Abdul has a Napoleon complex and he victimizes women to look tough instead of the actual men he claims to have a problem with,” the insider told The Post.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces blowback for bringing up second lady Usha Vance to go after Vice President JD Vance.
Vance himself has yet to address the swipe at his wife – but is expected to put El-Sayed on blast when he flies to Michigan Monday to campaign in the state’s 10th Congressional District near Detroit, insiders told The Post.
“For sure” he’s going to come out swinging, state GOP party co-chair Sunny Reddy told The Post. “He’s going to see more reaction from the community,” he said.”