El Sayed attributes past criticism of Obama to ‘younger’ and ‘angry’ self
The article features Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed reflecting on his past criticisms of former President Barack Obama, attributing those views to his younger, more angry self.as Obama and el Sayed prepare to campaign together ahead of the midterm elections, el Sayed addressed concerns about his previous scrutiny of Obama’s foreign policy, immigration, and healthcare policies during an interview on NBC’s Meet the Press. The page also includes subscription prompts for the Washington Examiner, offering full access to news and analysis, and encourages readers to subscribe or log in for more coverage.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed on Sunday blamed his past critiques of former President Barack Obama on his “younger” and “angry” self as the two are set to campaign together ahead of the midterm elections.
In an interview on NBC’s Meet the Press, el Sayed was asked if he had any reservations about the rally with Obama at the end of the month, given his past scrutiny of the former president’s foreign, immigration, and healthcare policies.
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