Democrat Spokesman Hasan Piker Says America Is Worse Than Al-Qaeda, “We Have Caused Tremendous Terror All Around The World”

This is the lengths the Democrats to seize the reins of power.

The education system has been weaponized – so much so that a demon like this has a significant following.

The Democrats’ main Senate super PAC is pouring an additional $10 million into the Michigan Senate race to boost progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed (above in photo with Piker)

. The Democratic establishment is coalescing around El-Sayed after a primary that was nasty, bruising — and late in the season. Republicans see Michigan as a top pickup opportunity and are flooding the airwaves to elect former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.). “All pathways to a Senate majority run through Michigan,” El-Sayed said Wednesday after meeting with Democratic senators at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee headquarters. The fresh $10 million from Senate Majority PAC, which is aligned with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), brings the group’s spending in Michigan to $30 million. The new TV ads will begin airing Tuesday…. Ahead of a private meeting with Schumer on Wednesday, El-Sayed declined to say if he would support him for Democratic leader next year (Axios).

Look at the platform the left gives this piece of human filth.

That’s how the destroyers succeed and get their horrific agenda across — while voices of freedom are relegated to the fringe of discourse. https://t.co/vP9uWrPZvL

— Pamela Geller (@PamelaGeller) September 17, 2026

The fact that Democrats generally and their nominee El-Sayed in particular find it hard to repudiate this “streamer from California” is disturbing. Ed Morrissey: Axios interviewed Piker for the third-season premiere of its television show, and Piker certainly delivered on publicity for the episode. Piker tells Alex Thompson that America is worse than al-Qaeda and that we conduct more terrorism “pound for pound” than any terror network. Abdul El-Sayed’s most prominent campaign surrogate went on to call the U.S. the “top dog in terrorism”: “Pound for pound as far as the number of deaths, yes, we have caused tremendous terror all around the world. I think that that is not only terror that we are waging on regular civilians in nations in the periphery, but it’s also having consequences on ourselves. It’s having dramatic consequences on the home front” (Hot Air).

Opinion
Hasan Piker just told the truth about America-hating Dems

By Isaac Schorr, NY Post, Sep. 17, 2026:

With a little under seven weeks to go until the midterms, Democratic campaign surrogate and professional meathead Hasan Piker just committed a costly “Kinsley gaffe.”

That is, he told the truth about what he and the ascendant wing of his party believe.

During a disastrous sit-down with Axios’ Alex Thompson, the journalist reminded the meticulously manicured Twitch streamer that he had once deemed the United States “the top dog in terrorism” before asking: “Do you think America, then, is worse than al Qaeda?”

“Pound-for-pound, as far as the number of deaths, yes. We have caused tremendous terror all around the world,” replied Piker.

This silver spoon-fed playboy is deserving of scorn and pity in equal measure.

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On the one hand, the lie is deeply corrupting.

To submit that jihadis who revel in their murder of innocent life are the moral superiors of a flawed but well-meaning democracy that saved the world from Nazism, then communism and now stands in the breach against both Russo-Sino authoritarianism and Islamic extremism is to chant “Fair is foul, and foul is fair” like the witches of “Macbeth.”

To excuse evil and revile good is, well, evil.

On the other, Piker very well might just be too stupid to understand what he’s saying.

After all, the same guy who cited bloodshed as the reason for his virulent anti-Americanism pranced around in a Mao costume earlier this year.

It’s a truly painful experience to watch his gears turn, slowly.

For the Democrats who have used and defended him, however, there can be only contempt.

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan, was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford and received his medical degree from Columbia.

What’s his explanation for campaigning alongside Piker?

And what about Bernie Sanders, the Senate elder who prefers Piker not just to his Republican colleagues, but to the likes of legendary Democratic strategist James Carville?

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Or Zohran Mamdani, the mayor who has bonded with Piker over their shared, myopic hatred of the world’s only Jewish-majority state?

Or any number of the grasping congressmen and -women, from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Ro Khanna to Ilhan Omar to Rashida Tlaib who have sought to capitalize on his rising star?

Can the clout possibly be worth the moral disgrace?

El-Sayed has repeatedly brushed aside questions about his voluntary association with Piker, complaining that “politicians and pundits” are trying to make his race “about a Twitch streamer.”

But he’s the one who introduced Piker into the contest in the first place.

It’s not anyone’s fault but his own that the benefits of whipping his rotten base into an anti-American, antisemitic and indeed anti-civilizational fervor might be outweighed by the costs.

And it’s not anyone’s fault but his own that he won’t disavow Piker.

See, El-Sayed won’t draw a hard line between himself and his troublesome backer because fundamentally, they believe the same things.

El-Sayed might differentiate from himself on discrete issues for political reasons, but that’s just for show — a phenomenon Piker himself (he can’t seem to stop himself from saying the quiet part out loud) has acknowledged.

If you don’t believe it, remember that El-Sayed himself commemorated the 20th anniversary of 9/11 in 2021 by submitting that he would “mourn ~1M lives, millions of injuries, & infrastructural devastation in 3 countries, perpetrated ignorantly in the name of my country.”

The left’s Piker problem is much, much bigger than El-Sayed, Sanders, AOC and the progressive movement, though.

Vanishingly few Democrats are willing to call him and his worldview what they are, and those who do earn withering rebukes from their peers.

The result? A major party composed of Americans who hate the country they want to run.

And a bunch of useless lemmings too cowardly and self-involved to stand up to them.

So no, Abdul, Piker isn’t a distraction from more important questions.

He’s a stand-in for the most important one of all: Which side are you on?