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As Michigan Democrats gear up for the 2026 U.S. Senate primary in August, one candidate stands out not for his moderation or commitment to American values, but for his long record of Islamic radicalism: Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a Michigan-born, Muslim, progressive Democrat of Egyptian descent currently running for the state’s open US Senate seat. While El-Sayed claims he is campaigning on affordability and healthcare, a closer look reveals a troubling history of supporting Islamist causes, including the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamic terrorist organization the Trump administration has designated as a terrorist group, and a pattern of reluctance to condemn America’s adversaries, raising serious questions about his fitness for higher office.
El-Sayed, whose father immigrated to the United States from Egypt, has deep personal roots in the Middle East, particularly Egypt. In 2011, as a young contributor to the Huffington Post, El-Sayed penned an op-ed titled “Why the U.S. Should Support the ...