El-Sayed’s Former Chief Security Officer Says He’s Unfit for Senate, Blasts Senate Candidate as Immature ‘Manufactured Man’

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Abdul El-Sayed farts in public, ex aide says — and blasts Senate candidate as immature ‘manufactured man’

By Ally Goelz, NY Post, October 4, 2026,:

Abdul El-Sayed is full of hot air, a former top aide says.

The Michigan Senate Dem nominee loves ripping farts in public and is a “manufactured man” who has the maturity of a high school locker room, according to Jordan Domigue, who worked on two of El-Sayed’s campaigns as his bodyguard and personal assistant.

“Everything I had previously ignored or excused made it obvious to who he was and that I was on the wrong side,” Domingue wrote in a Sept. 17 post on X.

First reported by Gateway Pundit, Domingue argued that El-Sayed’s behavior is “best explained by the guy who never grew past the high school locker room.”

“His masculinity is a performance, and he has the maturity to match it,” Domingue said.

“He would openly do so without warning or embarrassment as his form of stand-up comedy,” Domingue wrote.

“To this day for him, the act of farting is easily one of the funniest things a person can do.”

Domingue said that during El-Sayed’s gubernatorial and Senate campaigns, he came to view the candidate as a “30-year-old leapfrogging into a job he was inexperienced for and only got through connections.”

“Now I’m far from blameless, and will reflect for years how I let myself be captured by loyalty and personality,” Domingue said.

“When he acted like an entitled mobster to elected officials in 2017-2018, I excused it as justified outsider earning their place. When he would say one thing to one group and another thing to a different group hours later, I considered it just the norm or “strategic ambiguity” as he calls it.”

Domingue has also accused El-Sayed of hypocrisy on antisemitism and Jewish safety.

In a Sept. 9 post, Domingue criticized El-Sayed’s response to a researcher who announced her resignation from Anthropic, comparing it to him leaving the campaign.

In the tweet, Domingue accused El-Sayed of not valuing the safety of Jewish Americans.

“How we change the incentives leading antisemitism in the Democratic Party and protect Jewish Americans against these existential risks are the defining political questions of our time,” he said.

El-Sayed has made Israel and the Gaza war a central issue of his political identity, but Domingue is now urging the media to look past what he described as the candidate’s “tough guy act” and his reluctance to discuss the Middle East in the final stretch before the midterms.

Domingue also took aim at El-Sayed’s public image, particularly campaign videos that have drawn criticism online.

Domingue also accused El-Sayed of misrepresenting his professional background.

“On the trail he likes to say he has ‘10 years of public service experience,’” Domingue said. “I knew that was a lie while working for him, but I was also surprised he would say it.”

“Not because it was a lie, but because 10 years of public service work experience at 41 was embarrassing to me,” he added.

back in April:

El-Sayed’s Former Chief Security Officer Says He’s Unfit for Senate

A former supporter and security staffer said the Democrat candidate would put civilians at risk and has cozied up to antisemitic influencers

By Jake Altman, Michigan Enjoyer · April 1, 2026:

Former Marine and top security official for Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign, Jordan Domingue, is breaking the political “code of omertà” to warn voters about the candidate’s character and profoundly concerning foreign policy positions.

This comes in the aftermath of a campaign call leak to The Washington Free Beacon during which El-Sayed made clear that he did not wish to comment on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei because of support for the regime in Dearborn, stating that “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad.”

In this Michigan Enjoyer exclusive, Domingue, who was the only veteran on El-Sayed’s staff, details conversations and observations that he says “give credibility to the claims of [El-Sayed’s] antisemitism and pro-Islamist regimes/factions,” painting a picture of a candidate unfit for the United States Senate.

Once a dedicated supporter of Abdul El-Sayed, Domingue has been involved in his campaigns since El-Sayed’s 2018 run for governor. Domingue resigned from the campaign in January.

Domingue’s concerns predated the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attacks on Israel, the campaign of lies that began in the aftermath of the attacks, and Israel’s military response. Eventually Domingue’s concerns became too great.

Domingue is well aware of the threats posed by America’s enemies. For over a decade, he worked as a security professional overseas and in the state department. This experience provided him with a firsthand look at the political conflicts and violence unfolding in the Middle East, fueled by America’s adversaries, including Iran and its proxies.

Domingue recounted a conversation with El Sayed where he stressed the importance of Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system in protecting civilians against rocket attacks. Domingue warned El-Sayed that high-rise buildings in Tel Aviv could collapse if struck by rockets from groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.

According to Domingue, El-Sayed was indifferent, expressing a willingness to withdraw defensive funding from Israel—a position Domingue finds extreme.

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