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Dem Dropout: Scott Jennings Brutally Reminds Mallory McMorrow That Disavowing Hasan Piker Matters

Democrat Mallory McMorrow dropped out of her party’s Michigan Senate primary race in early July. She later endorsed primary winner Abdul El-Sayed. Socialist media influencer Hasan Piker openly backed El-Sayed and campaigned with him from the start. El-Sayed has since tried to distance himself from his close buddy because of crazy opinions such as America deserved 9/11. McMorrow disavowed Piker back in March. Some say that’s why her campaign then tanked. Now McMorrow argues it doesn’t matter if Democrats disown Piker.

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On CNN, Republican commentator Scott Jennings brutally reminded McMorrow that disavowing Piker certainly matters. (WATCH)

Yes, when she went after El-Sayed and Piker, she soon found herself a distant third in the Senate race.

Posters accuse McMorrow of flip-flopping now that she’s endorsed El-Sayed. She wants the Piker controversy to go away.

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Mallory McMorrow spent the primary comparing Hasan Piker to Nick Fuentes, insisting he had no place in this race. Now? “We’re sick of talking about Hasan Piker.” Funny how quickly a red line disappears when political convenience requires it. Flip-flopping is @MalloryMcMorrow’s brand.

— rubydeux (@rubydeuxdetroit) September 14, 2026

Winning and the power that comes with it is all that matters to McMorrow.

Commenters say if Republicans currently had someone as bad as Piker rubbing shoulders with one of their candidates, McMorrow and her fellow Democrats would change their tune.

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El-Sayed may be trying to keep Piker out of the picture, but we know they both still share the same politics and radical views about America. McMorrow has disavowed Piker, but she’s now supporting the candidate who’s basically his clone.