Abdul El-Sayed Blasts President Trump

Abdul El-Sayed criticized Trump's marriage after the president's social media post.

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Far-left Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed blasts Trump’s marriage to Melania after president’s social media comparison

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Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed responded Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” after President Donald Trump shared a Saturday Truth Social image pairing Trump and Melania Trump with El-Sayed and his wife, Dr. Sarah Jukaku, under the caption “Two VERY DIFFERENT America’s.” El-Sayed said Trump had targeted his wife and called the president an “overlord.” He said his marriage represented a different America than Trump’s, and described Donald and Melania Trump’s relationship as on a “rocky road.”

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Trump Crossed LinesLeans Left

Donald Trump improperly brought Abdul El-Sayed’s marriage and wife into a political feud. The attack was erratic, unprovoked, and carried racist undertones that deserved backlash.

GOP Attacks BackfiredLeans Left

Republican efforts to use the episode against Abdul El-Sayed were clumsy and self-defeating. Dean Cain’s criticism and Mike Rogers’ campaign ad both ended up making their side look worse.

El-Sayed OverreachedLeans Right

Abdul El-Sayed went too far by attacking Donald Trump’s marriage to Melania Trump. His remarks were personal, nasty, and dubious rather than a fair political critique.