President Donald Trump sharply targeted Michigan's Democratic U.S. Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, during a fiery campaign speech, accusing the progressive candidate of aligning with radical policies and controversial figures.
Addressing a cheering crowd, Trump criticized El-Sayed's policy stances and lashed out at his family background and campaign associations.
The remarks underscore the escalating political tensions in Michigan’s high-stakes Senate race, where Republicans are aiming to flip the seat and secure a critical advantage in the balance of power in Washington.
Transcript:
Trump: In Michigan, the Democrat nominee is Abdul El-Sayed, who brags about the fact that he wants to pack the Supreme Court with 23 far-left lunatic justices. His sister, who is absolutely—you have to listen to this one—his sister celebrated the terrorist slaughter of babies on October 7th. She thought it was a great thing.
His sister thought it was a great day. His mother worked for an organization that gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to people that follow Osama bin Laden. And he campaigns with a Marxist agitator who says that America deserved 9/11. We deserved to have 3,000 people killed, two massive structures brought to the ground. We deserved it, right? Yet the Democrats want to make this extremist a U.S. Senator.
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