Why El-Sayed’s Primary Win Should Alarm Every American

Aug 05, 2026 8:35 PM
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Why El-Sayed’s Primary Win Should Alarm Every American
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Sigh. That is how I feel after the primary results last night. I tend to not care about Democrat politics because I'm not one, and my hope is a Republican will beat them anyway. 

The El-Sayed race is different for me. Obviously, he is not the only person who espouses radical Islam that has won elected office. There are others and heck, even the Mayor of New York City is an example. El-Sayed is the first who would be a Senator though. That seems more weighty. He wouldn't be one of 400 or so. He could be 1 of 100. Yikes. 

I don't feel people are taking him seriously enough. Honestly, people aren't taking any of these commies seriously enough. It turns my stomach. 

I'm concerned El-Sayed isn't being taken seriously enough. He just beat Whitmer's candidate. Obviously, he's awful and Rogers should be able to beat him easily, but it's a mid-term with a Republican in the White House, the economy isn't great, gas prices are high and Republicans don't seem enthused, in the least. 

This is one of those times Republicans are going to have to go suck it up and vote. We can't allow El-Sayed to become a Senator. 

He fully supports Hamas. 

He hates America. 

He's a tiny little egotist who is a complete jerk. 

His father-in-law has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. The same father-in-law who has financed Sayed's campaign. Is this someone we want having access to levers of power in America?

He very clearly hates Israel and the Jewish people. 

Even if he does distance himself from Piker, everyone knows they are best buddies. Piker believes America deserved 9/11. Case closed. 

El-Sayed is dangerous, and his intentions for this country are truly nefarious. Underestimate him at the nation’s peril.

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