JD Vance Accuses Abdul El-Sayed of Anti-White Racism Before Michigan Rally
Summary
Vice President JD Vance accused Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed of anti-white racial rhetoric while speaking to reporters before a Republican rally in Howell. Vance also criticized El-Sayed’s associations and praised Republican candidate Mike Rogers; the Senate race could affect control of the chamber.Key Facts
- Vance made the remarks Tuesday on the tarmac before a campaign rally in Howell, Michigan.
- Vance described El-Sayed’s rhetoric as “explicitly anti-white racial hatred.”
- Vance said Republicans stood for people “whether you’re black or white.”
- Vance called Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers “fundamentally a decent guy.”
- Asked about reports that President Donald Trump had called El-Sayed a “jihadist,” Vance said El-Sayed had “a lot of weird friends” and had aligned himself with people who justify violence against the United States.
- El-Sayed is a former public health official challenging Rogers in a Senate race that could help determine control of the chamber.
- Vance was scheduled to headline a Republican rally at Livingston County Airport in Howell on Tuesday. The article said doors would open at 10 a.m. and the event would begin at noon ET.
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