Abdul El-Sayed said on Meet the Press on Sunday that neither he nor any of his family members have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, the Islamist group that spawned Hamas. But the far-left Senate candidate’s half-sister has suggested otherwise, boasting on social media that her family “has long been” …
Abdul El-Sayed denies family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, but his half-sister's old posts describe relatives who belonged to the Islamist group. The post El-Sayed Denies Muslim Brotherhood Ties, Sister Contradicts Him first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion .
The half-sister of leftist Muslim U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI) has reportedly said their family has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, despite her brother denying it.
Professor says their mom was activist ‘in the Muslim Brotherhood during the early 70s’ A University of Chicago professor, the half-sister of U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, has said that their family has connections to the terrorist-linked Muslim Brotherhood, according to the Washington Free B…
Abdul El-Sayed’s mother—whom the left-wing Michigan Senate candidate has described as “smart, warm, charismatic” and whom he called on camera in a May campaign video—was active in the Muslim Brotherhood while in college in Egypt, a revelation that further contradicts El-Sayed’s recent claims that ne…
El-Sayed’s half-sister posted comments on X in June 2012 stating that the Democratic Michigan Senate candidate's mother was associated with the Islamic group in college.
The campaign for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has released a bizarre statement after unearthed text messages seemingly contradict his claims denying ties between his family and the Muslim Brotherhood. El-Sayed is vying to keep the U.S.
Evidence is mounting that Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat nominee for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat, not only supports the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood but has strong familial […] Source
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed served as his "queer Muslim" half-sister's legal guardian in a Sharia marriage a decade ago, according to a documentary obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. He performed the sacred duties years after the sister said her family "had long been MB," or Muslim…
There’s a baseline standard we expect from anyone running for the United States Senate. Not eloquence. Not charm. Honesty. These are people who will hold...
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed dismissed his sister’s claims that their Egyptian relatives are members of the Muslim Brotherhood as "hearsay" in a heated exchange with Tom Llamas of NBC News.
During a portion of an interview aired on Wednesday’s broadcast of “NBC Nightly News,” Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed responded to posts from his half-sister about his family’s relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood by saying that “We have no
President Donald Trump described Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El Sayed as a “Muslim Brotherhood guy” on Thursday. Trump made the comments while previewing an upcoming trip to Michigan in support of Republican nominee Mike Rogers during a White House Rose Garden lunch for law enforcement …
NBC News confronted Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, pressing him on his connection with the Muslim Brotherhood. “You don’t have any ties?” he was asked, to which he said, “No.” “And your family doesn’t?” the reporter added, to which El-Sayed again said, “No.
Abdul El-Sayed just told Kristen Welker on national television that he and his family have no ties to the group. His own sister documented those ties publicly in writing. And Abdul El-Sayed’s
NBC's Kristen Welker asked a Michigan Senate candidate one simple yes or no question about his family and the Muslim Brotherhood. His sister had already answered that exact question years earlier
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