Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D) criticized President Trump for using his Muslim faith against him following an attack on the candidate on Wednesday evening. In a post on Truth Social, Trump referred to El-Sayed as "Mohammed El-Sayed" and labeled him a "RADICAL Extremist, Terrorist Sympathizer." El-Sayed stated, "He knows my name is Abdul. He says it..."
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El-Sayed Responds to Trump's Remarks Calling Him 'Mohammed'
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan Senate, responded to President Trump's comments in which he referred to him as 'Mohammed El-Sayed' and accused him of being a 'RADICAL Extremist, Terrorist Sympathizer.' El-Sayed emphasized that Trump is aware of his actual name.
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El-Sayed on Trump calling him ‘Mohammed’ in latest attack: ‘He knows my name’
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El-Sayed Responds to Trump's Remarks Calling Him 'Mohammed'