Last month in Michigan, Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed had an exchange with an Iranian-American student that fully explained where the extremist Democrat's loyalties lie.
El-Sayed's so radical that he even refused to condemn the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Iran.
We'd say this was unbelievable, but it wasn't:
This is insane. A young Iranian-American describes how his family has been hunted by the IRGC, cites tens of thousands of protesters reportedly killed by the regime, and asks Abdul one simple question: Will you condemn the IRGC?
— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) September 24, 2026
Abdul refuses. pic.twitter.com/zJprDlQuXd
That little conversation went so badly for Hasan Piker's bestie that the Rogers campaign is running with it:
Abdul El-Sayed can never, ever be a U.S. Senator.
— Mike Rogers (@MikeRogersForMI) October 2, 2026
Take it from Iman, whose family fled from oppression in Iran to find freedom. He and his family deserve better than someone connected to the Muslim Brotherhood and Al-Qaeda. They deserve someone who stands up to the IRGC, not… pic.twitter.com/Z1pOBVXWVK
El-Sayed's refusal to condemn the IRGC is hardly surprising considering that they recently basically endorsed the Democrats in the midterm elections next month.
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— Matt Whitlock (@MattWhitlock) October 2, 2026
New Rogers ad features the young Iranian American from a viral exchange with Abdul El-Sayed in which Abdul infamously refused to condemn the IRGC and the Ayatollah. https://t.co/Y2B6WRKo6h
That ad was essentially created by El-Sayed's refusal to condemn a foreign terrorist organization.
Just FYI, this ad wouldn’t exist if @AbdulElSayed actually condemned the IRGC and answered my questions. It was Abdul’s cowardly non-answer that created a viral moment that led to me officially meeting the Rogers campaign. https://t.co/ILD5yUcaZ2
— Iman Dashti (@dashti_iman) October 2, 2026
Way to go, Abdul!
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