Now, even Democrats are turning on Abdul El-Sayed, the radical Muslim nominee for U.S. Senate from Michigan who hates America nearly as much as he hates Israel

 

Democrat Socialist nominee for Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, is the target of exploding Democrat backlash over his campaign’s close ties to Islamic Jihadi streamer, Hasan Piker. Piker’s anti-American and anti-Semitic hate-filled remarks, saying America deserved 9/11″ and justifying the October 7th Hamas  massacre in Israel, warned that American Jews could face violence if they continue to be seen as supporting Israel. As a result, several  prominent Democrats are warning colleagues to distance themselves from the El-Sayed campaign. 

HASAN PIKER STANDS BY ‘INTENTIONALLY PROVOCATIVE’ CLAIMS THAT HAMAS IS ‘A THOUSAND TIMES BETTER’ THAN ISRAEL

FOX News The backlash follows a stream last week in which Piker displayed an image of Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss, who is Jewish and the Democratic nominee in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District.  Moss has said a fake audio clip is being circulated that falsely portrays him as saying he ran for Congress solely to ensure continued U.S. support for Israel.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, (D-NY) called the claim that American Jews were inviting violence against themselves “dangerous and antisemitic” and should not be tolerated by anyone in the public office.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) who had previously criticized Piker and his involvement in Michigan Democratic politics, spoke out again after his latest comments. “No community should face the threat [of] violence for their political views,” Slotkin said, rejecting the idea that Jewish Americans should be blamed for antisemitism directed at them.

Rep. Haley Stevens, (D-MI) criticized Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed earlier this year for campaigning with Piker and made clear she would not do the same. She later said she believed Piker should be condemned.

Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) had already kept its distance from Piker, turning down an appearance with the streamer over his past comments.

Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow criticized Piker’s role in Michigan Democratic politics and his inflammatory style. She compared Piker’s approach to that of Neo-Nazi commentator Nick Fuentes, arguing that both use inflammatory rhetoric to attract attention.

Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) praised Jeffries pushback against Piker, calling the streamer’s comments something “right out of the Nazi playbook,” emphasizing them as “a call for violence against Jews.”

Even longtime Democratic strategist James Carville drew a line between himself and part of the Democratic Party embracing Piker earlier this month. Carville said he would leave the party if Piker’s wing took control, arguing there was no room for both of them under the same political tent.

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