Muslims Ride Blue Wave To Power As Red-Green Alliance Rises– thefederalist.com
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When Michigan candidate Abdul El-Sayed won his race against Republican Mike Rogers Tuesday night, legacy media outlets rushed to hail him as the first Muslim in the U.S. Senate. His victory signals a new high-water mark for the red-green alliance in the United States, as a left-wing Muslim with ties to radical Islamic groups will now wield real power in the upper chamber of Congress. It is estimated that more than 30 other Muslim candidates also won elections, including seven running for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Despite a tranche of evidence demonstrating El-Sayed’s ties to and support of the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamic groups, he was loath to answer questions about those ties and had to be pressured into issuing a weak-kneed condemnation of the group. He also refused to condemn the Islamic terror regime in Iran and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, and chose not to speak about the death of Iran’s leader because so many potential El-Sayed voters in Michigan were saddened by his death.
In a previous political campaign, El-Sayed infamously told his opponent, “You may not hate Muslims. But I’ll tell you, Muslims definitely hate you.” El-Sayed also campaigned for abolishing ICE and nationalizing health care, and seemingly argued that young girls should be exposed to male nudity in locker rooms because they can access pornography on their smartphones.
