Vance Slams Senate Hopeful El-Sayed as 'Very, Very Evil' at Michigan Rally
Vance said El-Sayed sympathized with the March synagogue attacker and tied him to Hasan Piker, drawing backlash from Jewish voters and Democrats.
- Vice President JD Vance attacked Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed on Monday during a campaign rally in Sterling Heights, calling him 'very, very evil' while supporting former Rep. Mike Rogers.
- El-Sayed sparked the confrontation Monday by mocking the 'Vance Bromance' with Rogers at a press conference, triggering laughter from Congresswoman Mallory McMorrow and explosive social media reactions.
- Vance accused El-Sayed of sympathizing with the March terrorist attacker who targeted Temple Israel in West Bloomfield and associating with Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who claimed America deserved 9/11.
- In a post-rally statement, El-Sayed called Vance a 'sock puppet' from Ohio and Florida, vowing Michiganders would reject divisive rhetoric and support his campaign this November.
- While El-Sayed voiced regret to Jewish Democrats over the weekend, Vance questioned his sincerity and suggested his response revealed his true intentions for Washington.
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Ruhle Claims Vance Calling El-Sayed 'Evil' Helps Him, Omits Piker Connection
MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle reacted to Vice President JD Vance calling Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abudl El-Sayed “very evil” on Tuesday’s Money, Power, Politics by claiming such attacks actually help him. In order to make such a far-fetched argument, Ruhle had to omit any context from Vance’s remarks and pretend that by calling him evil, all El-Sayed has to do to respond is say he supports “affordable health care.”Addressing Boston Globe po…
Vance slams Senate hopeful El-Sayed as 'very, very evil' at Michigan rally
Vice President JD Vance laid into Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed on Monday during a campaign rally held in the state, calling him “very, very evil” and an apologist “for the worst people in the world and America’s enemies all over the globe.” Speaking at the event in Sterling Heights organized by a pro-Trump...
JD Vance Slams Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan with Mike Rogers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Vice President JD Vance was in Michigan today with Mike Rogers. Vance called out Abdul El-Sayed for failing to condemn Hasan Piker and sympathizing with the terrorist who attacked a Michigan synagogue. “As Abdul El-Sayed fails to condemn Hasan Piker for saying ‘America deserved 9/11,’ Mike Rogers is ready to work tirelessly to […]
'Priceless': Abdul El-Sayed brings down the house with JD Vance jab
Vice President JD Vance came to Michigan to campaign against Abdul El-Sayed, the former public health official turned Democratic Senate candidate — but El-Sayed had other plans.At a campaign event on Monday, El-Sayed seized his moment during a press conference to hit back at his rival, former Rep. Mike Rogers, for inviting Vance to campaign with him — triggering stifled laughter from behind him, and an explosive reaction on social media."Why wou…
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