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Abdul El-Sayed has a MELTDOWN when being questioned about sex changes for minors and boys playing in girls' sports. EL-SAYED: Jesse, you have not asked me one time about the issues that people actually care about in Michigan. You don’t want to talk about gas prices. You don’t want...

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LJ Firmanvor 2 Monaten

The guy has no self-control or respect for a “Conversation!

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Allegra Sheavor 2 Monaten

Abdul can’t shut his yap, can he? But he doesn’t really say anything. 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Diana Cookevor 2 Monaten

You’re running for senate! But can’t answer the question #AbdulElSayed I guess you’re ok w men playing in women’s sports.

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IrishLeprechanvor 2 Monaten

Poor guy-@AbdulElSayed can’t answer! Parroting rehearsed talking points! Stop embarrassing the poor guy. He’s in way over his head, we all can see.

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charlestotherightvor 2 Monaten

What a dbag

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Linda Cartervor 2 Monaten

Now let’s ask Abdul if he is for FGM.

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Lisa Louvor 2 Monaten

It's basic. If women aren't safe IN THEIR OWN PRIVATE SPACES, then what's the point? Intro to Sharia??

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Paulinthemiddlevor 2 Monaten

Why would I care what a sand nigger says?

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