Abdul El-Sayed Preps Us for Socialist Utopia With a Reminder That Being Poor Is Not a Failure

Sep 05, 2026 9:30 AM
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Abdul El-Sayed Preps Us for Socialist Utopia With a Reminder That Being Poor Is Not a Failure
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With the November midterms just several weeks away, we're smack dab in the middle of the "big pivot" season when radical leftists, socialists, communists and other assorted lunatics are pretending to be sane. 

One of those candidates is Abdul El-Sayed, whose effort to distance himself from Hasan Piker has also led him to suddenly and temporarily let go of socialism: 

El-Sayed did the Hillary Clinton "it takes a village" thing — hammer, sickle and all: "If we started with that idea that every child is our child, we would build incredible public schools, we would guarantee everybody healthcare, we would guarantee childcare, we would stop putting money in bombs and tanks that kill kids and we would start investing in infrastructure and opportunity for kids”

It's important to keep in mind that a lot of the people who believe "every child is our child" are some of the same ones who have contributed to the GoFundMe for Lindsay Clancy. 

I will say this for El-Sayed, though: He's honest enough to try and prepare us for the socialist utopia he would try to impose. Not by explaining how the system would bring prosperity, but rather poverty that we most certainly shouldn't be ashamed of. 

Ted Cruz spotted an honest communist: 

And then El-Sayed would call that "equity achieved." Abdul and his pals would still have theirs though. That's how it always works. 

"Profoundly un-American" sums it up perfectly.

The "cult of hard work" built America and El-Sayed and his merry band of socialist supporters want to tear it down. It's just that simple.

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