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El-Sayed Says He Doesn’t Want To Alienate Hasan Piker’s Listeners—As He Explains Why He Won’t Condemn Him

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El-Sayed said some of Piker’s comments are often taken out of context.

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  1. Washington Examiner

    El Sayed tells Stephen A. Smith that he’s ‘thinking about the 3 million people who listen’ to Hasan Piker (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed said he wants to offer Twitch streamer Hasan Piker’s millions of followers a “pathway” into his campaign, despite Piker’s comments drawing criticism from Republicans and Democrats.

  2. Forbes

    El-Sayed Says He Doesn’t Want To Alienate Hasan Piker’s Listeners—As He Explains Why He Won’t Condemn Him (opens Forbes)

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    El-Sayed said some of Piker’s comments are often taken out of context.

  3. Fox News

    Stephen A Smith warns Hasan Piker will ‘contaminate’ Democrats in the midterms, ‘come back to haunt them’ (opens Fox News)

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    Stephen A. Smith warns that Hasan Piker's growing political influence could haunt Democrats in general elections and hand Republicans a weapon.

  4. New York Post

    Stephen A. Smith warns Hasan Piker will ‘contaminate’ Democrats in midterms, ‘come back to haunt them’ (opens New York Post)

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    Smith said he believed Piker’s growing political footprint would ultimately hurt Democrats.

  5. Objectivist

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