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Contributor to Soros-Funded Drop Site News Called Michigan Synagogue Attack Self-Defense

Abubaker Abed, a self-styled Palestinian journalist, said Temple Israel was 'guilty of a crime'

'Terrorist Gunman' in Michigan Synagogue Attack Identified as Lebanese-Born Man Who Entered US In 2011

An unidentified suspect drove his vehicle into the building and opened fire, authorities confirmed

As a Senate Candidate, Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed Pledged To 'Crack Down' on Dark Money. As an Activist, He Put It to Use.

El-Sayed served on the board of Michigan United, a left-wing group that has received significant funding from the Soros-linked Arabella Advisors dark money network

Meet the Proud Nazi Spawn Raising Money for Democrats

Michigan trial lawyer Kelly Neumann celebrated Veterans Day with ode to grandfather who fought for Hitler

Michigan's El-Sayed Boasted of Refusing To Face American Flag for National Anthem During Iraq War

The left-wing Senate hopeful recounted the decision in his 2020 memoir

Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Compared an Oklahoma Ban on Sharia Law to the Trail of Tears

El-Sayed also said a ballot measure to keep Islamic law out of government came from the ‘same exact forces’ behind the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing

In Deleted Social Media Posts, Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Repeatedly Drew Equivalence Between 9/11 and the US Response

The far-left Senate hopeful also claimed the 'greatest threat' to US security was '"homegrown" and "radicalized" White men'

Abdul El-Sayed Proposed Commuting All Sentences for Juveniles Facing Life in Prison. The Plan Would Grant Early Release to Some of Michigan's Most Violent Killers.

El-Sayed, running in the Democratic primary for Michigan’s open Senate seat, has attempted to distance himself from his past anti-police positions

Taxpayer-Funded ‘Pipeline Safety’ Group Works To Thwart Trump’s Pipeline Policies

The Trump administration tells the Free Beacon it will investigate the Pipeline Safety Trust's financials and refer the matter to inspector general