Abdul el Sayed opposes Hasan Piker after Michigan Democrat calls him a ‘hack’ and ‘dangerous’

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed spoke out after prominent political commentator Hasan Piker recently admonished pro-Israel Americans, particularly Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss, amassing criticism from other Democratic lawmakers. The controversy stems from a recent stream where Piker, an avid social

Abdul El-Sayed Distances Himself From Hasan Piker Over Remarks on Jews, Israel  Haaretz

Abdul El-Sayed distances himself from Hasan Piker after the Twitch streamer's comments about Jewish Americans sparked a bipartisan backlash.

Democratic Rep. Jake Auchincloss (Mass.) on Sunday said the party does not stand for what Hasan Piker does and further negating his rhetoric as it relates to political violence.  “Piker’s ideology, whether it was seeming to celebrate or at least excuse 9/11, whether it is seeming to excuse the assassination of Charlie

Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed (aka Abdul El-Sayed) suggested to a group of supporters last year that America creates terrorism.

Leftist streamer Hasan Piker is drawing renewed and growing backlash after comparing Israel to “Jewish ISIS” and threatening pro-Israel Jews to stop supporting the country before somebody “takes action” against them.  The incendiary comments came during a recent stream and coincide with his ongoing efforts to campaign

He eked out a win for the Michigan party’s Senate nomination, but that doesn’t force the likes of Sen. Chuck Schumer to turn a blind eye to his blatant Islamist ties and sympathies.