You have to give Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed points for successfully managing to distance himself from his good buddy Hasan Piker. Piker, of "America deserved 9/11" fame, is still in the bag for El-Sayed, even though El-Sayed stopped referring to him by name and asking interviewers why they were asking him about "some streamer from California." 

We haven't written about Piker in a while, but Sen. Elissa Slotkin of the Seditious Six, of all people, called him out on Friday after he went on his podcast and compared door-knockers for El-Sayed in the mostly upscale, Jewish Detroit suburb of West Bloomfield Township to going to a Ku Klux Klan neighborhood to stump for a black candidate. Good thing those Jews don't have any guns, huh?

The post continues:

… proud, diverse community — not to mention a political organizer doing the most American of things in our democratic process — reveals how misguided and uninformed he actually is about Michigan.

Nailed that talking point.

We don't expect anyone to sit through more than five minutes of Piker, but fortunately, he gets to the money quote in the minute.

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There are a ton of Democrats in Slotkin's replies calling her a Mossad agent and 1) asking why she's talking about a Twitch streamer and 2) calling her a liar, because Piker said Zionists, not Jews. This is her party now, and they're coming for her next.

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