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The only reason that Abdul El-Sayed is the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan is the fact that the little-known former Wayne County health official got the support of the left-wing podcasting class — particularly Hasan Piker, the violent, anti-Semitic, communist Twitch troll.

El-Sayed campaigned with the guy. He refused to disavow any of his positions, including Piker’s statement that “America deserved 9/11.” He was more than happy to receive any and all attention from Piker’s millions of followers.

And then, Piker threatened violence against Jews in general and a Democratic Michigan Jew in particular. So first, El-Sayed tried to distance himself from Piker. That didn’t work. Now, Michigan Democratic Rep. Debbie Dingell is standing in for El-Sayed, saying during a campaign stop Wednesday that the Senate race between El-Sayed and Republican candidate Rep. Mike Rogers isn’t about Piker and demanding that reporters stop asking her about the man who propelled El-Sayed to the nomination.

The breaking point for El-Sayed and Piker, who were previously thick as........

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