Islamic Extremists Like El-Sayed Are The Future Of The Dem Party

In 25 years we’ve gone from Islamic jihadis attacking the US, taking down the Twin Towers, damaging the Pentagon, and killing 2,996 on that fateful day to the Democrats deciding to let them into the US, to bring them in, and embrace them, and then put them in office

Ron Fournier: El-Sayed Type Candidates Are the Future of the Democratic Party for Better or Worse

Former political reporter Ron Fournier discusses Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on “Morning Joe,” describing him as one of the most talented political campaigners he has covered.

WILLIE GEIST, ‘MORNING JOE’ CO-HOST: So, Ron, talk a little bit about, if you would, about Abdul El-Sayed. Obviously, there’s been this national attempt in the state of Michigan to paint him as a radical, and I think some people do not disagree, obviously, with his views on Israel, for example. He has some things to answer for there.

But what kind of public servant has he been? What kind of candidate has he been? And then what kind of, potentially, United States senator would he be for Michigan?

RON FOURNIER, FORMER POLITICS REPORTER: I use the word radical in the sense of populism, that both parties, because of how dysfunctional our politics are and how weak our economy and our way of life is in America now, there’s a push from both extremes to have a more populist movement. Abdul El-Sayed is a, as a public servant, relatively untested. He’s been a public health doctor in Wayne County, in Detroit. (WT note: he’s not an actual doctor) (snip)

He’s very mission- and values-driven. He’s somebody to watch, whether he wins or lose today. He’s the type of candidate that’s the future of the Democratic Party, for better or worse.

There’s video of this at the link, but, yeah, we see this with the wackos in The Squad, the Jew haters, the Islamic extremists like Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. The Dems sold their souls, an so much of this is being driven by the uber-white, affluent liberals, who one would think would be smart enough to see the danger of what this Islamic push is about, but, no, they let themselves be indoctrinated in college, which is why most working class and minorities did not actually vote for El-Sayed.