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Coverage dated October 30, 2026

Congress Shouldn’t Seat Anyone Elected with Terror Ties Like El-Sayed

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The only check on the loyalty of those whose names appear in gold plate on the door is […]

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  1. Conservative Review

    Congress Shouldn’t Seat Anyone Elected With Terror Ties, Such As Sayed And Omar (opens Conservative Review)

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    The only check on the loyalty of those whose names appear in gold plate on the door is their oath to the Constitution. Those who cannot take that oath in good faith ought not to be seated by Congress.

  2. The Righting

    Congress Shouldn’t Seat Anyone Elected with Terror Ties Like El-Sayed (opens The Righting)

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    The only check on the loyalty of those whose names appear in gold plate on the door is […]

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