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Abdul El-Sayed's Phrase 'JD, habibi' Gains Attention Online

Abdul El-Sayed, the newly elected Senator from Michigan, used the phrase 'JD, habibi' in a speech, which has since gone viral online as a form of mockery directed at JD Vance.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the newly elected Senator from Michigan, used the phrase 'JD, habibi' in a speech, which has since gone viral online as a form of mockery directed at JD Vance.

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Why Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘JD, habibi’ is going viral online

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Abdul El-Sayed's Phrase 'JD, habibi' Gains Attention Online