That's like Talerico saying he likes meat, and isn't a communist and wants to keep oil and gas jobs in Texas.. yeah bro… we believe you… count on that vote come November!

Amazingly this dude is even worse than talarico. If they both get in the Senate we are ****ed.

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El-Sayed disavowed Muslim Brotherhood. Everyone happy now that they got what they wanted?

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Are you truly that uninformed? Liberals lie.

But, Muslims Liberals actually preach and teach the lying.
He's spent more time accosting those who ask the questions about him and the MB than he has actually disavowing it. And I get it - why would he want anyone to know his family has had ties to it and other terrorist organizations? Hmmmmm, muslims have a word for this. Anyone care to educate vater?

I just like how he parades around as a liberal muslim yet, never see his wife…. AOC throwing money at him like bff's, when you know he most likely dislikes loud ambitious liberal women. He would throw her in a burka in no time if he got his way. This guy is trying to gym bro the dems up this election, but in the end he is a fraud and the true colors will come out if elected.

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El-Sayed disavowed Muslim Brotherhood. Everyone happy now that they got what they wanted?

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Talk is damn cheap. What has he PHYSICALLY AND MATERIALLY done to distance himself and provide physical and most importantly permanent separation?

I'm certain your silence to this question will tell me plenty.

https://www.thehandbasket.co/p/tommy-teepell-abdul-el-sayed-viral-video-town-hall-josh-hawley

AES completely schooled the little Nazi kid who showed up stir the pot, and instead FAAFO.

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https://www.thehandbasket.co/p/tommy-teepell-abdul-el-sayed-viral-video-town-hall-josh-hawley

AES completely schooled the little Nazi kid who showed up stir the pot, and instead FAAFO.

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What do you mean "little Nazi kid"?

A resident of Michigan attending an event for a Michigan senate candidate? That he asked a pertinent question? That Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed (AME-S would be the initials) flippantly and condescending ignores the question rather than disavowing his close ties to the group most responsible for the last 50+ years of radical Islamic beliefs that have drive terrorism, ruthless genocidal regimes and caused so much horror and death to the entire world?

Seems like asking questions about his loyalty to Egypt and his family's ties to terror should be asked about.

But referring to a Christian kid, a constituent, attending an event and asking relevant question is not "a Nazi kid who showed up to stir the pot and FAFO-ed".

Try again.

That duplicitous, Machiavellian, Islamist/socialist thinks he's brilliant because he pulled one over on a tongue-tied kid and hoodwinked a bunch of ignoramuses

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But if we let the facts themselves guide our judgement, men's past deeds unerringly reveal their principles and motives.

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Is this dude actually going to win??

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Is this dude actually going to win??

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Well it seems the dems are ok with the Muslim brotherhood so who knows.

This guy is a literal piece of ***** In every way possible. He can go F himself with two electric eels.

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This guy is a literal piece of ***** In every way possible. He can go F himself with two electric eels.

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He's quite possibly an actual terrorist / jihadist.

Imagine a world where the same people who wanted Elon deported (or worse) for merely raising a hand in a normal gesture of crowd arousal then voting for and defending a man who believes with every fiber of his being that Jews have no right to exist, are less than human, and that killing them should not only be justified but be celebrated.

That is your modern Dem / Hate America party in a nut shell.

And folks are right here cheering for Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed to win.

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El-Sayed disavowed Muslim Brotherhood. Everyone happy now that they got what they wanted?

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Why are you always defending the most horrible people? I know you won't have the intellectual integrity to watch these videos are actually look at what they say, but it is shocking the people you support or defend.

Extremist Abdul El-Sayed again refused to disavow the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization that his family is linked to:

Voter: “Abdul, will you disavow the Muslim Brotherhood?”

Abdul El-Sayed: “I haven’t seen you disavow them.” pic.twitter.com/OrDc5d2HTY

— Steve Cortes (@SteveCortes) October 18, 2026

Michigan Dem Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed bragged about smashing a bottle of vodka in a Detroit liquor store.

A Muslim clerk asked if he was Muslim, then said his beard was too short. El-Sayed walked back to the shelf, grabbed a fifth of vodka, set it on the counter, and when… pic.twitter.com/i271arT3DP

— GRANDPA’s FREE ADVICE (@GOP_is_Gutless) August 28, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed: "My family doesn't have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood."

Abdul El-Sayed's sister:
"Except for our mom, of course." pic.twitter.com/m79eVX8uzM

— Eitan Fischberger (@EFischberger) October 12, 2026

TERRORISM: The Muslim Brotherhood-backed US Senate candidate from Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, excused a terror attack on a Michigan synagogue, explaining that "hurt people hurt people." Somehow, the Jewish people worshiping in their temple had been hurting Abdul's Islamic friends… pic.twitter.com/GTSVlrhKZj

— @amuse (@amuse) August 9, 2026

Why are you posting a CNN clip as a source? **** CNN.

Also, it looks like there's more to the exchange in the comments below it. Why omit that?

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AES completely schooled the little Nazi kid who showed up stir the pot, and instead FAAFO.

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Yes, little Tommy walked away with his tail tucked between his legs after that exchange. I almost felt sorry for him.

Don't worry. Tommy the plant was well compensated!

So you support the Muslim brotherhood too?

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So you support the Muslim brotherhood too?

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Nope. Why would you ask that?

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Don't worry. Tommy the plant was well compensated!

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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Im Gipper said:

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Don't worry. Tommy the plant was well compensated!

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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Islamophobia doesn't exist, it's a fear of violence from Muslims.

No one is afraid of Islam.

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https://www.thehandbasket.co/p/tommy-teepell-abdul-el-sayed-viral-video-town-hall-josh-hawley

AES completely schooled the little Nazi kid who showed up stir the pot, and instead FAAFO.

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Yes, little Tommy walked away with his tail tucked between his legs after that exchange. I almost felt sorry for him.

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Why are you goal tending for a radical islamist?

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Don't worry. Tommy the plant was well compensated!

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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Let me explain it better. A phobia implies an irrational fear. Its very rational to expect violence from Muslims.

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So you support the Muslim brotherhood too?

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Nope. Why would you ask that?

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You're goaltending for someone who does.

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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The French thought like this as well, and look what has happened to them. Just "peaceful protests" though right?

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed is associated with the Muslim Brotherhood. The MB is a sect of radical Islam that is primarily responsible for global jihadist terror worldwide over the past 50 plus years.

Correct that not all Muslims are violent. You won't get much from visiting a mosque unless you are Muslim (it is NOT like attending a Christian church). You will also find your Muslim friends remain reluctant to criticize the radical among them.

But here specifically… to call out El-Sayeds association with the Muslim Brotherhood is NOT in any way shape or form Islamophobic. That is complete horse*****

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Sorry that 50k Iranians were murdered protesting your government, bro, but did you ever consider that we should let Iranians decide their own future?

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That's the wrong question. The question, especially in this thread, is should we, American citizens, allow Islamic radicalism determine our future.
El Sayed is a liar.

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He absolutely did. He said we should not be involved in regime change in Iran.

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Wrong.one can condemn an act of terrorism and still not advocate intervention.
Sorry you are confused about what was asked.

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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But here specifically… to call out El-Sayeds association with the Muslim Brotherhood is NOT in any way shape or form Islamophobic.

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I was calling out the comment stating that it is rational to expect violence from Muslims. But you knew that already and still chose to move the goalposts anyway.

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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But here specifically… to call out El-Sayeds association with the Muslim Brotherhood is NOT in any way shape or form Islamophobic.

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I was calling out the comment stating that it is rational to expect violence from Muslims. But you knew that already and still chose to move the goalposts anyway.

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Goalposts? You called a young man an islamiphobe for asking the Great El-Sayed a question on his association to radical Islam, since his mother and sister are big supporters and he has said many things indicating his support or at least his tolerance of such.

I think it's correct for folks to ask where you are coming from on your seeming defense of Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed.

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I doubt it. I don't believe Tommy has the chops to monetize his Islamophobia.

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Its very rational to expect violence from Muslims.

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No, it really isn't, unless you're an Islamophobe. I suggest you go speak with your neighbors or coworkers who are Muslim. Or go visit a mosque and talk to folks there. You'll be surprised at how much in common you have with these folks.

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But here specifically… to call out El-Sayeds association with the Muslim Brotherhood is NOT in any way shape or form Islamophobic.

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I was calling out the comment stating that it is rational to expect violence from Muslims. But you knew that already and still chose to move the goalposts anyway.

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Goalposts? You called a young man an islamiphobe for asking the Great El-Sayed a question on his association to radical Islam, since his mother and sister are big supporters and he has said many things indicating his support or at least his tolerance of such.

I think it's correct for folks to ask where you are coming from on your seeming defense of Abdul Mohammad El-Sayed.

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Apologies, as I misunderstood which part you were responding to.

As for Tommy, the title stands. The only reason he asked AES about MB is because he is a Muslim. If he had any other reason to suspect there was some other tie, he certainly did not articulate it.

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He did not answer the question.

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He absolutely did. He said we should not be involved in regime change in Iran.

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Wrong.one can condemn an act of terrorism and still not advocate intervention.
Sorry you are confused about what was asked.

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Great, so you must be pleased that he disavowed Muslim Brotherhood, then.

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He did not answer the question.

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He absolutely did. He said we should not be involved in regime change in Iran.

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Wrong.one can condemn an act of terrorism and still not advocate intervention.
Sorry you are confused about what was asked.

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Great, so you must be pleased that he disavowed Muslim Brotherhood, then.

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He's lying about that. A common trait among politicians. All you have to do is look at his past. You should know better.

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He did not answer the question.

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He absolutely did. He said we should not be involved in regime change in Iran.

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Wrong.one can condemn an act of terrorism and still not advocate intervention.
Sorry you are confused about what was asked.

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Great, so you must be pleased that he disavowed Muslim Brotherhood, then.

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We know he is lying....so there is that

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He absolutely did. He said we should not be involved in regime change in Iran.

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Wrong.one can condemn an act of terrorism and still not advocate intervention.
Sorry you are confused about what was asked.

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Great, so you must be pleased that he disavowed Muslim Brotherhood, then.

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He's lying about that. A common trait among politicians. All you have to do is look at his past. You should know better.

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So if it doesn't matter what he says because you'll think he is lying anyway, why do you care if he condemns the violence caused by Iran? Seems to me as if you will be outraged either way.