On CNN, Ron Brownstein points out that Abdul El-Sayed had a serious problem: "I was in a Black church in Detroit... and the minister excoriated El-Sayed, said he was more concerned about Gaza than about Detroit." Abdul deserves this criticism.

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Steve. The Detroit numbers back it up. In the August primary, Detroit voted Haley Stevens 62 percent to El-Sayed 34 percent, per the city's official results. He still won statewide by about a point. In 2024 he backed "uncommitted" against his own party's nominee. Detroit families remember who showed up for Detroit. "Seek the peace of the city... and pray unto the LORD for it: for in the peace thereof shall ye have peace." Jeremiah 29:7 Michigan, the choice is yours. Early voting runs Oct 24 to Nov 1 at every location. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Nov 3. 27 days to Nov 3. God wins. AU17Q

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This is true. He is losing black voters.

The minister is right. Abdul cares less about America than he does about the Muslim Brotherhood.

Trump is more concerned about Russia than America