Rogers Calls on El-Sayed to Return Nearly $130,000 From CAIR-Affiliated Donors - The Midwesterner

Rogers calls on El-Sayed to return nearly $130,000 from CAIR-affiliated donors - The Midwesterner

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers is calling on Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed to return nearly $130,000 in campaign contributions from individuals affiliated with the Council on American-Islamic Relations, accusing El-Sayed of accepting money tied to organizations with controversial connections to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood. Rogers’ campaign said an updated review of federal campaign-finance...

Abdul El-Sayed Refuses to Return Donations From Groups Linked to Terrorism.

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces scrutiny over campaign donations from individuals linked to organizations with known ties to terror groups, dismissing criticism as racially motivated.

El-Sayed’s Foot-In-Mouth Disease Keeps Getting Worse

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed refused to consider returning campaign donations from groups linked to Islamic terrorism — and claimed that it was racist to suggest that he should. During an interview that aired on FOX 2 Detroit on Tuesday, El-Sayed addressed recent comments from his opponent in the U.S. Senate race, Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI). Rogers had suggested that El-Sayed should return donations that came from organizatio…

Mike Rogers Calls on Abdul to Return CAIR Donations

Mike Rogers just called on Abdul El-Sayed to return all of his donations from the Council on American–Islamic Relations (CAIR) associates. CAIR is a designated terrorist organization whose affiliates have donated nearly $130,000 to Abdul since launching his Senate campaign. “I guess when Abdul claims he wants ‘money out of politics,’ he doesn’t count terrorist […]

Nolte: Mike Rogers Calls on Abdul El-Sayed to ‘Return Donations from Terrorist Organizations’

Democrat Michigan Senate nominee Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed (aka Abdul El-Sayed) has accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from terrorist organizations, and his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, is calling for him to return the money.