El-Sayed Faces Backlash Over Posts Targeting Usha Vance and Trump Aide
Critics said the posts targeted women outside his campaign fight and showed racist and sexist assumptions, as El-Sayed runs against Republican Mike Rogers.
- Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed faces backlash for social media posts targeting Usha Vance and Trump aide Natalie Harp, with the remarks referencing Vance's wife's Indian heritage.
- These comments followed Vice President Vance's Ohio rally, where he criticized El-Sayed's views on Sharia law and remarked that El-Sayed's positions would be foreign to his grandfather, whom he calls 'Papaw'.
- Critics, including Republican Tudor Dixon and journalist Emily Schrader, accused El-Sayed of racism and sexism. Dixon stated, "This coward picks on women who are not in his fight," questioning his treatment of staff in Congress.
- El-Sayed's campaign declined to comment on the controversy, while Fox News Digital reported that the vice president's office and Usha Vance's representative did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
- The incident complicates El-Sayed's November campaign against Congressman Mike Rogers, as tensions intensified after President Donald Trump criticized El-Sayed for campaigning with Hasan Piker, who previously stated that "America deserved 9/11.
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El-Sayed Faces Backlash for Usha Vance, Trump Aide Posts
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed sparked a weekend firestorm after posting social media comments that appeared to invoke Second Lady Usha Vance's Indian ethnicity and separately targeted a female Trump aide, drawing condemnation from Republicans and even some Democrats. El-Sayed's posts came in response to Vice President JD Vance, who had slammed the Michigan candidate at an Ohio rally over his stated adherence to Sharia law. …
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‘Racist creep’: Abdul El-Sayed facing backlash after hitting at Usha Vance, Natalie Harp
Socialist US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed from Michigan is getting blasted online after taking aim at Usha Vance, wife of Vice President JD Vance, and Natalie Harp in online posts over the weekend.
'Racist creep!': Abdul El-Sayed faces backlash over remarks targeting Usha Vance, Natalie Harp
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing fierce online backlash after remarks targeting second lady Usha Vance and Trump aide Natalie Harp. El-Sayed’s comments came during a heated political clash involving Vice President JD Vance and President Donald Trump, putting fresh attention on the closely watched Michigan Senate race.
Outrage Erupts as Abdul El-Sayed Attacks Usha Vance and Natalie Harp
Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan socialist, has ignited significant backlash following his derogatory remarks targeting Usha Vance and Natalie Harp on social media. His divisive statements have drawn widespread condemnation. The post Outrage Erupts as Abdul El-Sayed Attacks Usha Vance and Natalie Harp appeared first on News Addicts.
NEW: Abdul El-Sayed Faces Fury Over 'Racist' Attack On Usha Vance
Michigan socialist Abdul El-Sayed sparked outrage Saturday after dragging second lady Usha Vance and White House aide Natalie Harp into separate attacks on social media. The controversial Senate candidate, who is running against Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers, faced accusations of racism and misogyny as critics questioned how he would treat female staffers if elected in November. Vice President JD Vance had slammed El-Sayed during an Ohio ra…
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed sparks backlash over Usha Vance comments
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