A new faction of radical and progressive Democrats — Zohran Mamdani, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, etc. — are threatening to overtake the establishment of their party. After securing a narrow victory in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary last week, Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed may be joining them.
El-Sayed is a forty-one-year-old Muslim who is a first-generation immigrant. He defeated AIPAC-backed Congresswoman Haley Stevens in a major upset this month. Despite not explicitly claiming the label of “Democratic Socialist,” El-Sayed is indeed a radical.
Among other things, El-Sayed has campaigned and defended his association with militant communist and anti-White live-streamer, Hasan Piker. For reference, Piker is the most popular left-wing streamer in America and was featured on the cover of Rolling Stone several days ago. Responding to a comment made by Cea Weaver, a Mamdani advisor who said she wants to “impoverish the white middle class,” Piker said: “Beast mode. I love her so much … She’s awesome.” On his livestream, Piker also exuberantly declared “We’re here to destroy the White race, b****.”
Relatedly, El-Sayed has stated that he wants to abolish the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement office, which the Trump administration ought to be utilizing to deport tens of millions of foreign illegals from the country but has failed to in any meaningful way.
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El-Sayed’s opponent for the upcoming general election this November is Republican Mike Rogers.
Rogers is emblematic of the dying establishment in the GOP. He is a outspoken supporter of Israel and their lobby, opposes passing a federal law that is at odds with Michigan’s pro-abortion constitution, and is openly living in an adulterous union with his “second wife.”
The Mackinac Island remark
El-Sayed has come under scrutiny for criticizing the most recognizable landmark in the state of Michigan, Mackinac Island. In a newly-resurfaced clip, he can be heard saying: “I hate Mackinac so much.”
Representative of the typical conservative response is former failed Michigan gubernatorial candidate, Tudor Dixon. Rather than criticizing the comment from the standpoint of identity issues, i.e. religion, culture, and race, she opted for a lesson in economics, stating on X that the island’s tourism generates “nearly $5 million in tax revenue.”
Integrity co-founder Stephen Kokx rightly pushed back on her remark. On X, he drew attention to the fact that the conservative establishment’s opposition to El-Sayed is motivated primarily by his criticism of Israel.
The Dispatch
As if on cue, prominent Jewish conservative John Podhoretz responded to the Mackinac clip by saying on social media that “El-Sayed is a repellant terror-loving anti-Semite.”
Progressivism is the left-wing of the Synagogue
According Dr. E. Michael Jones and those who think like him, El-Sayed is a perfect example of where there can be a “Catholic-Islamic alliance against the Jews.”
What Jones will not tell you, however, is that El-Sayed is objectively an agent — wittingly or unwittingly — of the left-wing of the Judeo-Masonic Synagogue.
For example, while El-Sayed opposes unconditional U.S. military support for 1948 Israel — distinct from ending all support together — he says this should apply to other countries in the region as well, including Egypt, Suadi Arabia, and Pakistan.
This is wholly distinct from the Catholic position, which opposes Jewish sovereignty and control in the Holy Land principally for theological reasons. As St. Pope Pius X famously told Theodore Herzl in 1904, “We cannot prevent the Jews going to Jerusalem, but we could never sanction it … The Jews have not recognized our Lord, therefore we cannot recognize the Jewish people.”
This past weekend, President Trump accused El-Sayed of having “hatred” for Israel and the Jewish people. In response, El-Sayed affirmed “I love and revere [modern and Talmudic] Judaism and the Jewish people. I believe they are a light unto the world.”
Controlled opposition?
In 2012, El-Sayed was the recipient of a Soros fellowship, funded by the radical Jewish organization dedicated to open-borders, mass immigration, and left-wing values. El-Sayed’s website approvingly notes he ran for governor of Michigan in 2018 on an “unapologetically progressive platform.”
El-Sayed is also on record loudly proclaiming that, “We have a responsibility to take on antisemitism in all of its forms, wherever we see it. It’s the same responsibility we have to take on Islamophobia.”
A cursory overview of his positions reveals he is merely opposed to the current Israeli government, mainly for its upholding an “ethno-state” and an “apartheid regime,” which he says is incompatible “with any form of liberal values that we say we believe in here in the United States.”
While there are many reprehensible policies, remarks, and actions El-Sayed has taken and said, he merely represents the left-wing in a never-ending false dialectic that fails to uproot that which truly needs excising from American politics. Traditionalists should therefore not support him or Dr. Jones’ calls for a Catholic-Muslim alliance.
