Michigan Senate Showdown: El-Sayed Dodges Questions on Terror Cash

Liberty Check

• Abdul El-Sayed refused to deny accepting funds from terrorist-linked donors during Thursday’s debate.
• Mike Rogers exposed the candidate’s silence as evidence of a dangerous alignment with radical financiers.
• Voters face a clear choice between constitutional principles and foreign influence in the Senate race.

Leftist Muslim U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed refused to answer direct questions about campaign cash from billionaire George Soros and terrorist groups during a Michigan debate Thursday night.

His Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, pressed the issue repeatedly, yet El-Sayed offered no denial when asked whether such money had entered his coffers.

The exchange came as voters weigh a stark choice between a proven constitutional conservative and a radical challenger whose silence raises serious questions about outside influence.

“I asked the question plainly and he could not bring himself to say no,” Rogers stated after the debate.

Conservatives across Michigan see the moment as further proof that El-Sayed’s agenda threatens the state’s values and national security.

It’s time to push back.