Trump Attacks Democratic Senate Candidate: Mohammed Returns to Jihad Days
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DONALD Trump has called Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a "radical extremist" and endorsed Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed rejected the attacks.
US president targets Abdul El-Sayed in social media post, gives Mike Rogers his 'complete and total endorsement'
Donald Trump attacks the candidate dem to the Senate in Michigan, Abdul Mohammed El-Sayed. "It's bad for the 'Dumocrat'. While his opponent, Mike Rogers, is excellent. Mohammed refers back to the days of Jihad. (ANSA)
US President Trump openly used Islamophobic language, targeting Democratic Party Michigan Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. In a post on his Truth Social account, Trump deliberately changed the Detroit-born candidate's name to "Mohammed El-Sayed" and accused him of "returning to jihadist days and being a terror sympathizer," while also targeting the well-known Turkish-American broadcaster Hasan Piker, calling him an "enemy of America."
The President of the United States attacks the Democratic Senate candidate for Michigan, links him to jihadism, and calls for a vote for Republican Mike Rogers in the middle of a battle for control of Congress.
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