El Sayed wants you to forget his antisemitic, terrorist sympathy
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed has realized that his terrorist-sympathizing antisemitism is unpopular and is trying to sprint away from it, using the most insincere excuses possible.
TL;DR
- Abdul el Sayed, a Michigan Democratic Senate candidate, is facing criticism for his past comments.
- His remarks have been described as terrorist-sympathizing antisemitism.
- El Sayed is attempting to retract or walk back these statements.
- A key comment involved his reaction to an attempted terrorist attack on a Jewish preschool.
- In response to the attack, el Sayed allegedly spent more time condemning Israel than the terrorist.
- He made the statement that 'hurt people hurt people' in relation to the attack.