El-Sayed Digs That Hole Deeper With His Own

Someone wants to inform the Democrat nominee for the Senate in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, to give social media a relaxation. 

Well, that is if they needed to help him. Because he or his group appears to keep digging that gap deeper with the stuff they’re posting on X. 

As we’ve beforehand reported, El-Sayed posted a tweet that assumed Vice-President JD Vance’s white grandfather could be racist against Vance’s spouse, Usha, the Second Lady. People slammed El-Sayed for that view of Midwestern people, which in all probability wouldn’t go over effectively in Michigan. 

Then El-Sayed doubled down on unhealthy social media. Sen. Jon Ossoff embarrassed himself by taking a hit at Natalie Harp, one of President Donald Trump’s aides. He acquired a lot of backlash for being misogynistic and ended up backpedaling.  

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El-Sayed ought to have discovered a lesson from that. Instead, he appeared to need to lean into that method. 

Natalie, I believe he’s had a little an excessive amount of iPad for the week. He wants his relaxation. https://t.co/QwgGEtQY2p

— Dr. Abdul El-Sayed (@AbdulElSayed) August 22, 2026

“Natalie, I think he’s had a little too much iPad for the week,” El-Sayed posted, referring to President Donald Trump. “He needs his rest.” 

He meant to take a dig at Trump, utilizing the aide, as Ossoff did, to look robust to the leftist base. 

First, that does not go over with the votes he wants now in the overall election: the sane people in the center who look at this and suppose it is misogynistic. It’s beginning to look fairly creepy that he retains dragging girls into his assaults. 

Then second, what he did, and does not appear to perceive, is that he just amplified an assault from Trump on him that could be very efficient with those same people in the center that people may not have seen in any other case. Yes, he did marketing campaign with Hasan Piker, who did say that America deserved 9/11. Of course, that’s just one of the many problematic issues Piker has said/completed. Notice El-Sayed just made the juvenile Natalie shot; he did not dispute any of the feedback that Trump made in that clip. 

Great Streisand Effect there. 

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People ripped into El-Sayed’s post. 

“This is what I’m talking about,” said GOP strategist Matt Whitlock, posting screenshots of the posts directed at Harp and Usha Vance. “Just a bad campaign, bad candidate, bad instincts. Sitting at home on a Saturday morning tweeting bad takes that any normal campaign would shut down.”

“He goes after Usha. He goes after Natalie [Harp]. This coward picks on women who are not in his fight. Imagine how he would treat female staffers in the halls of Congress,” said Tudor Dixon, a Republican former gubernatorial candidate in Michigan.

Taking this tack is not going to help him get elected; it is just making him look worse. While he is engaged in unhealthy social media posts to appeal to the far-left base, Republican Mike Rogers is reaching out to all the voters, including the Democrats, who need people centered on the problems. 

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