Abdul El-Sayed is emphasizing that he is not a socialist as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate in Michigan.But El-Sayed has also received backing from prominent socialists, appeared at Democratic Socialists of America events and maintained ties to figures who have drawn controversy for comments involving Israel, Hamas, Hezbollah and Louis Farrakhan.The full story examines the people around El-Sayed — and the political relationships complicating his effort to present a broader message to voters.
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Steven James
Hes not scary! Its the people behind him that bother me. What really needs to happen here is for the congress of the United States of America to recognize a coup and deal with it.
Its a matter of national security. If they don't see it, the people must march on Washington. Millions! Make the milli... View More