Abdul Rahman El-Sayed, who wants to take away their gun rights.
He wants to codify Roe v.
Wade and overturn the Dobbs decision.
He wants to abolish ICE.
And a lot of the working class families in Michigan, just like in Indiana and around the country, these men and women just want to keep their families safe.
And El-Sayed wants to abolish ICE and allow the drug cartel gangs to take over the streets of cities in Michigan.
You look at the extreme positions that El Sayed has staked out, and if he would happen to win in November, he would be the most extreme Democrat, radical United States senator that we've ever had.

You just got a preview of some of the GOP attacks against Abdul El-Sayed now that he is officially the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Michigan.

And it's clear that they very clearly don't know what to say about him or how to attack him.

So they're just calling him an extremist when the policies that they're pointing to, like bringing back Roe v.

But if you look at the table that they put up on Fox News comparing his platform to DSA's as if that's proof that he's extremist, It's just laughable because these policies are fairly mainstream.

So their pitch to Michigan voters is that they should reject health care and affordable housing in exchange for nothing.

I mean, what a wonderful pitch that they're actually trying to offer to voters.
Abdul Rahman El-Sayed, who wants to take away their gun rights.
He wants to codify Roe v.
Wade and overturn the Dobbs decision.
He wants to abolish ICE.
And a lot of the working class families in Michigan, just like in Indiana and around the country, these men and women just want to keep their families safe.
And El-Sayed wants to abolish ICE and allow the drug cartel gangs to take over the streets of cities in Michigan.
You look at the extreme positions that El Sayed has staked out, and if he would happen to win in November, he would be the most extreme Democrat, radical United States senator that we've ever had.

You just got a preview of some of the GOP attacks against Abdul El-Sayed now that he is officially the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Michigan.

And it's clear that they very clearly don't know what to say about him or how to attack him.

So they're just calling him an extremist when the policies that they're pointing to, like bringing back Roe v.

But if you look at the table that they put up on Fox News comparing his platform to DSA's as if that's proof that he's extremist, It's just laughable because these policies are fairly mainstream.

So their pitch to Michigan voters is that they should reject health care and affordable housing in exchange for nothing.

I mean, what a wonderful pitch that they're actually trying to offer to voters.
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