The article criticizes Democratic candidates Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan) and James Talarico (Texas) for extreme, inverted worldviews.

El-Sayed is accused of prioritizing criminals over police and equating Hamas with Israel.

Talarico is portrayed as self-loathing toward Christianity while promoting progressive stances on gender and religion.

It is one thing to disagree with those who hold to contrary political views, quite another to label them crazy. Doing so should not be done with abandon, lest it diminish the credibility of the accuser. But these days, there is no shortage of public office holders, and candidates for public office, who sound more like the inmates in the asylum than they do serious persons.

Two such characters are Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico; the former is seeking a senatorial seat in Michigan, and the latter wants to be a U.S. senator from Texas. Both are Democrats who suffer from a Manichean worldview that is pathological.

El-Sayed divides the world with childlike innocence,........

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