Dearborn Heights

So there's some in particular.

I mean, you have the House of Wisdom, for example, that is in Dearborn Heights that has come under some scrutiny, as well as the Karbala, I'm getting good at this, huh? Islamic Educational Center endorsed by El-Said from the pulpit weeks before the primary.

I guess they were actually endorsing him.

They love him.

The Unity and Justice Fund, launched by CARE Action, gave $175,000 to the pro-El-Said pact fighting for Michigan on July 21st, its largest single outlay to date.

The Unity in Justice Fund also paid a Dearborn consulting firm owned by the Dearborn Heights mayor chief of staff $400,000 for canvassing and claimed credit for assisting El-Sayed's one-point primary win while, quote, building a movement in masjids, which means mosques.

CARES Executive Director Nihad Awad gave $750 directly to El-Said's campaign.

Current and former CARES employees have given more than $115,000 to the campaign, according to Fox News.

A Democratic politician on the November ballot, Jalal Hussein Abdullah, is to have a hearing this week before the Michigan Attorney Discipline Board.

Abdullah won the Democratic primary in August for a statehouse seat that represents West Dearborn and Dearborn Heights.

Earlier this year, before the primary, the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission filed a 20-page complaint with the board recommending he be disciplined.

The complaint alleges Abdullah essentially stiffed clients of about $800,000, saying he engaged in conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, or violation of the criminal law.

The Unity and Justice Fund, launched by CARE Action, gave $175,000 to the pro-El-Sayed PAC fighting for Michigan on July 21st, its largest single outlay to date.

The Unity in Justice Fund also paid a Dearborn consulting firm owned by the Dearborn Heights mayor chief of staff $400,000 for canvassing and claimed credit for assisting El-Sayed's one-point primary win while, quote, building a movement in masjids, which means mosques.

CARES Executive Director Nihad Awad gave $750 directly to El-Said's campaign.

Current and former CARES employees have given more than $115,000 to the campaign, according to Fox News.

Wait a second.

Now, if you can drop 14 to 9 points, whatever, over the course of the last polling and people actually going to vote we should be a little bit nervous and so i think what you just heard as far as the national action network guy and the chat they were trying to you need to reach out to the jewish vote you need to reach out to the black vote i think abdul and his campaign has said well screw it let's try to go with rich white suburban liberal women and try and drive their turnout and really get as much turnout out of Dearborn and Hamtramck and Dearborn Heights and all ecourse as possible out of the Arab areas.

because there's no attempt to do outreach it's too late really to convince anybody to your side and so you're you're associating yourself with this kind of garbage the ramaswamy ad in ohio oh my god it's an outrage how do they do it it was tasteless whatever it's politics but this ad is i bet it's never been shown on ms now i don't even know if cnn is bothered to talk about it this was news nation i know it's run on fox but that's a sign to me that they've kind of given up on outreach abdul's fundraising emails in this last week have returned to complaining about apac money APAC, Code for Jewish Money.

APAC is supporting Mike Rogers.

So there's some in particular.

I mean, you have the House of Wisdom, for example, that is in Dearborn Heights that has come under some scrutiny, as well as the Karbala, I'm getting good at this, huh? Islamic Educational Center endorsed by al-Said from the pulpit weeks before the primary.

I guess they were actually endorsing him.

They love him.