Abdul El-Sayed shares more in common with former President Barack Obama than just a Saracen name and Democrat politics: both have been credited with at least one identity-politics first.
It appears, however, that El-Sayed’s first — his election as the first Muslim to the U.S. Senate — qualifies only because one of Obama’s provocative assertions has been dismissed as a slip of the tongue.
‘A historic turning point for American Muslim political engagement.’
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Overlooking or perhaps rewarding his radicalism and “anti-white racial hatred,” Michiganders voted on Tuesday to seat El-Sayed in the U.S. Senate.
The Democrat decisively defeated former Rep. Mike Rogers (R), a win that was not only consequential in terms of Democrats’ conquest of the U.S. Senate but — according to radicals, foreigners, and the liberal
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