Abdul el Sayed will ‘say anything’ to get elected: Joe Concha
A Washington Examiner columnist, Joe Concha, criticized Democrat Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul el Sayed for attempting to please different voter groups by playing both sides. Concha pointed out that in Dearborn, which has a significant Muslim community likely to support el Sayed and Hamas, the candidate avoids taking a clear stance to avoid alienating supporters or discouraging turnout. The article also includes subscription prompts for the Washington Examiner, emphasizing the value of access to their political analysis and journalism.
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha blasted Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed for trying to “play both sides” to appeal to Michigan voters.
“Abdul el Sayed is trying to play both sides, right? In other words, in Dearborn, Michigan, that’s a big contingent of Muslims — people that would support an el Sayed, people that support Hamas,” Concha said on Fox Report with Jon Scott on Sunday. “Therefore, he doesn’t want to make those people angry and therefore vote against him or not vote at all, so he’s going with that whole approach.”
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