Trump Calls Abdul El-Sayed 'Terrorist Sympathizer,' Renames Him 'Mohammed'
Summary
President Donald Trump attacked Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on social media, calling him a "radical extremist" and a "terrorist sympathizer." Trump endorsed El-Sayed's Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, and urged people to vote for him.Key Facts
- President Trump called Abdul El-Sayed a "radical extremist" and "terrorist sympathizer" on Truth Social.
- Trump mistakenly renamed El-Sayed "Mohammed" in his post.
- Trump endorsed Mike Rogers, El-Sayed’s Republican opponent, for the Michigan Senate race.
- Recent polls show El-Sayed slightly ahead of Rogers, but the race is close.
- Trump linked El-Sayed to "America Hating Hasan Piker" and mentioned "the days of the Jihad."
- The article references Michigan voters and the values Trump says are not represented by El-Sayed.
- Newsweek reached out to both the White House and El-Sayed’s campaign for comment.
- This story is ongoing and may be updated with more information.
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