El-Sayed Hits at Trump Pain Point While Doing Spot-on Impression of President
El-Sayed drew laughter with a Trump impression and a jab at Natalie Harp, as the crowd of about 10 seconds responded with cheers.
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“He’s gonna be so mad”: Democrat brutally mocks Trump for mispronouncing his name
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for a US Senate seat in Michigan, mocked Donald Trump’s bizarre pronunciation of his name at a campaign event on Wednesday. “Donald Trump, because he can’t resist the red meat, can’t seem to keep my name out of his mouth,” El-Sayed said. “Habibi, if you can’t say the name, don’t say the name.” Related “I’ve never seen anything like it”: Judge aghast at new evidence of Trump’s vindictiveness He then imitat…
Crowd roars as Trump nemesis pours salt on open Natalie Harp wound: 'He will be so mad'
President Donald Trump's relationship with his close personal aide Natalie Harp has become a reliable laugh line on the Democratic campaign trail.Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, spent much of his speech Wednesday at a town hall in Farmington Hills riffing on the 80-year-old Trump, who has called him a "communist" and said he is "full of s---," but he brought down the house with a reference to Trump's 35-year-o…
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed mocks Trump over Natalie Harp
Progressive joins in on the jokes around President Donald Trump and the role of the White House aide
Abdul El-Sayed Takes On Trump With Mocking Impression – and a Natalie Harp Name-Drop
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed ripped President Donald Trump with an impression mocking how the president says his name on Wednesday before dragging White House aide Natalie Harp into the act. El-Sayed, who has increasingly found himself in Trump’s crosshairs since the Senate Democratic primary, mocked the president over his repeated references to him and attempted pronunciation of his name during a town hall in Farmington H…
El Sayed targets Harp in mocking Trump's pronunciation of 'Abdul'
Michigan Senate Democratic nominee Abdul el Sayed on Wednesday ripped into President Donald Trump, referencing his top aide, Natalie Harp, amid gossip about the pair’s relationship. During a town hall in Farmington Hills, el Sayed turned a campaign speech against Trump as he hit his GOP rival, former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers, over his alliance with the president. El Sayed railed against the way Trump pronounces his name and sardonically refer…
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