El Sayed and JD Vance trade insults about beards, being on TRT, and lifting
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed responded to JD Vance’s teasing joke about his “patchy beard” by questioning the authenticity of vance’s beard. The exchange has involved back-and-forth comments in the media over the past few weeks. Their disagreement extends beyond politics and college football, evidenced by Vance jokingly suggesting he would arrest el Sayed over Michigan’s alleged ban on patchy beards, prompting el Sayed to retaliate by targeting Vance’s facial hair.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed shot back after Vice President JD Vance’s joke about the left-wing candidate’s “patchy beard” on Friday, questioning whether Vance’s own beard is real.
Vance and el Sayed have sparred back and forth in the media for several weeks, as the Ohio State University graduate and University of Michigan graduate disagree on more than just politics and college football. After Vance made a TikTok video in jest saying he was going to arrest el Sayed after joking that the state of Michigan “outlawed patchy beards,” el Sayed fired back on Friday, taking aim at Vance’s own facial hair.
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