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Not Helping His Case: Muslim Brotherhood Backers Have Donated Thousands to El-Sayed's Campaign, Records Reveal

It’s getting more difficult by the day to pretend that Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed never had any association with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Oh, sure, he gets really huffy on stage or during interviews when anyone confronts him about it. He mocks his Republican opponent, former Rep. Mike Rogers, for even bringing up his ties to the organization, calling it Islamophobic: “We had a little debate. Or I had a debate and he just pointed at me and said, ‘He’s Muslim,’” he told a crowd on Thursday.

However, we have statements by El-Sayed in support of the terrorist organization, including his remarks during his college years and an essay for HuffPost in 2011 that said Muslim Brotherhood rule of Egypt would be perfectly fine.

At the debate, Abdul El-Sayed said he has never been part of the Muslim Brotherhood. Here he is in college speaking at an Muslim Student Association event. They are a college branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. Abdul lied. Again. https://t.co/KyZduOIvPY — The Jewish Idea (@TheJewishIdea) October 22, 2026

At the debate, Abdul El-Sayed said he has never been part of the Muslim Brotherhood. Here he is in college speaking at an Muslim Student Association event. They are a college branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. Abdul lied. Again. https://t.co/KyZduOIvPY

— The Jewish Idea (@TheJewishIdea) October 22, 2026

One year later, when the Muslim Brotherhood did briefly rule the country, he signed a petition urging the new government “to purge the media and police as quickly as possible,” The Hill reported.

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