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Help get Dr. Abdul El-Sayed elected to the senate! Get involved and help at Abdul isn’t the scary person his opponents want you to be afraid of. There’s so much work going into making people afraid of Abdul. People focus on his Muslim name, make accusations about who he’s...

261,514 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen •via X (Twitter)

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Ari Hoffmanvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed His whole family is tied to the Muslim Brotherhood. This is the definition of suicidal empathy.

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CondoKatvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed You are an extremely ignorant man. It's a shame you have a large platform just for playing pretend. You and your leftist Hollywood cabal are truly evil. You should seriously think about what comes next as you get up there in years. 👹

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Deborah Marievor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed That's a lot of words to tell us that you are an unaware individual with suicidal empathy. We're not going to let you give away our country to Islam.

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Nilam Civokvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Here's a good reason to be scared. Do you need many more?

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Adam Poratvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Abdul El-Sayed openly calls to throw open America's borders, attacks the police, and claims the US owes it to the world to invite everyone in. Hollywood celebrities running cover for a radical socialist fraud will not fool Michigan voters.

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Jeff Remervor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed patinkin is brain dead! He will be happy when he and his wife and children are on line at Auschwitz # 2!

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Igor Schatzvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Oh no.. looks like Brody wasn’t the only one who got recruited by the jihadists

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Marvinvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed You would have voted for Hitler.

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Svetlana Loves Reality TVvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed I have watched videos of Israeli hostages after they were kidnapped by Hamas on October 7th 2023 being videotaped by Hamas for propaganda purposes. In this case Mandy Patinkin is brainwashed by Leftist media and Radical Islamists spreading misinformation and propaganda.

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Matt Nettletonvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Nope, moslems are unfit for public life in a plural society. They have destroyed 57 countries, pull your head out of your wood cricket ass and stop pretending all cultures are equal.

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rogerdodgervor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Jews vote for your own demise so you might get a couple social media points for a couple years until you are rounded up.

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It's politicsvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Much love Patinkin ❤️

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Art2chivor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed A sanctimonious JINO doubles down on Hitler 2.0, thinking he won't get gassed with the rest of us.

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Israel News Pulsevor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Kapo.

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Rob Glenvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed If you lived in 1930’s Germany you would have supported Hitler

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🇺🇲❤️🇮🇱vor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Fuck you, miserable Kapo

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MartelsHammervor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed The consummate self hating Jew.

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Isaac Halevi 🎙️🌐vor 19 Tagen

Jewish suffering is not campaign currency.

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GO NEW YORK GO!!!!vor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed You’re a fool Mandy. Truly a fool.

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Keith Coopermanvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed WTF is wrong with you? What in AES's background makes you believe he has the best interest of Jews at heart? You are the textbook definition of both 'useful idiot' and 'as a Jew.' Get help. You don't speak for us.

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Isaac Halevi 🎙️🌐vor 19 Tagen

Jewish history is not a political ATM into which you deposit centuries of persecution and withdraw an endorsement stamped with moral authority. You offer soaring sermons about democracy but not a shred of evidence that Abdul El-Sayed is the guardian of Jewish safety you proclaim him to be. Jewish suffering is not campaign currency. Jewish safety is not a partisan bargaining chip. And moral grandstanding is no substitute for accountability. Stop confusing your political preferences with the collective voice of the entire Jewish people. Because it’s likely that you would be that one Jew who would lead the entire herd to its slaughter.

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Isaac Halevi 🎙️🌐vor 19 Tagen

Jewish safety is not a partisan bargaining chip.

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Mr. (N)IceManvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed He has close ties to people who want you & people like you dead. But go on with your suicidal empathy. You might just get what you want.

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Bravo Charlie Mikevor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Let’s see how long before Mandy locks comments on this one.

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Joshua Engelmannvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed You're a real piece of shit. You know that right? POS.

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Carlovor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed He is Muslim brotherhood. Islam is only here to conquer. Fuck off.

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PhatPfukvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Go F yourself you self-hating Jewish kapo. You should know from history what ultimately happens to all kapos. Shame on you.

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No one you know.vor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed I guess you don’t have writers for public speaking. Just dumb.

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Essential POVvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed You’re a moron.

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angvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed U are a self hating, ignorant Jew!!!

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Susanvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed GFY traitor to your people

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The Pilloryvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Anyone who isn't, of their own spontaneous volition, vociferously opposed to the muslim brotherhood is unfit for public office, down to and including dog catcher. Scum...of...the...earth.

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Red GA Dawgvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Ah, the wood cricket Jew is back. You really do hate yourself and your people.

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Shermanvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Is your therapist also voting for El-Sayed ?

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GFYisrightvor 19 Tagen

@AbdulElSayed Mandy you should've stopped at the first one which was damaging enough. You look like a hostage reading from a script, blink if theres a gun being pointed at you.

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Jesse Watters Challenges Abdul El-Sayed on Taxing Billionaires — Then Brings Beyoncé Into the Debate Jesse Watters: You want to soak the rich? Let’s listen to what you said about taxes. Abdul El-Sayed: I think we need to start taxing wealth for people who have over $100 million. At that point, what are you even going to do with more money? Jesse Watters: What are you going to do with more money? Whatever I want! Abdul El-Sayed: Jesse, the question is: Do you want to drive on good roads, or would you rather have a billionaire make a second billion? People in Michigan want good roads and good schools. I think we can tax billionaires more. Jesse Watters: So Beyoncé, who just became a billionaire, has to give you something every year? She has to pay the politicians? Abdul El-Sayed: It’s not about me. It’s about the American public. I think she’d be happy to invest in good roads in her community and pay a little more so everybody has a little more. Jesse Watters: I just believe in the fruits of my own labor. That’s America. What you’re talking about is communism. Abdul El-Sayed: Billionaires don’t make their money from their labor. They make it from their money. If you have a billion dollars, your billion makes another $100 million. That’s not the fruits of your labor; that’s the fruits of your money making money. If we tax you at 7%, you’re still going to make a cool $30 million off your billion dollars. I think they’ll be okay, Jesse. Jesse Watters: I just don’t like the idea of politicians like you capping how much money people make in America. That’s just me. We can let the voters in Michigan decide.

Jeff

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